Officials in a Welsh language heartland have been criticised for granting planning applications from Welsh speakers despite advice to reject them.The Council was supported by the Welsh Language Society. Angharad Clwyd, chair of the group in Ceredigion, said it supported planners' decision to support local people."We support Ceredigion County Council's decision to look at the needs of local people and the Welsh language when it comes to planning."Cymdeithas believe that preference should be given to local people and are calling for a property act that would secure this amongst other planning issues that would safeguard our communities."Full story on BBC Wales website...