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Welsh Language Commissioner calls for expanded standards

Summary by Nation.Cymru
The Welsh Language Commissioner will call for Welsh language standards to be expanded as she marks a decade since their introduction at the National Eisteddfod today (Monday, 3 August). Efa Gruffudd Jones’ call is for the next decade to be used to expand and strengthen the standards in order to respond to new challenges and […] The post Welsh Language Commissioner calls for expanded standards appeared first on Nation.Cymru.
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Former Prime Minister Mark Drakeford had to ask the Welsh Language Commissioner to use the word 'right' in her regulatory policy, according to information that has been released to a language movement. The correspondence, which has been published anew following a freedom of information request by the Language Association, reveals discussions between the offices of Mark Drakeford and Welsh Language Commissioner Efa Gruffudd Jones about a document…

When marking ten years since the Welsh Language Standards were introduced, the Welsh Language Commissioner is calling for the system to be expanded and strengthened

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cambrian-news.co.uk broke the news on Sunday, August 2, 2026.
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