Working across the Welsh speaking and rural strongholds of Anglesey, Gwynedd, Ceredigion and Carmarthen, the Arfor...
Arfor
From the need for increased use of the language in business, through to using Welsh language products as a catalyst to spark economic activity, there exists significant research gaps in our understanding of what can be done to sustain and grow the language across Arfor and wider Wales.
Second Homes – Developing new policies in Wales report by Dr Simon Brooks.
Second Homes - The Developing new policies in Wales report by Dr Simon Brooks original aim was to prepare a brief...
Bro360 celebrates two years of making a difference
An important milestone was recently marked as Bro360 marked its two-year anniversary. Seven areas - involving some...
Llwyddo’n Lleol 2050 supporting Young Entrepreneurs in Gwynedd and Anglesey
Over a 10-week period in the summer, Menter Môn carried out the ‘Llwyddo'n Lleol 2050’ project on behalf of the Arfor...
Language and the Public Sector
By Dr Dyfan Powell, Wavehill This is another blog in a series that explores the statistical link between particular...
The Effect of Tourism on Language in Gwynedd
By Dr Dyfan Powell, Wavehill This is another blog in a series of three, which will explore the relationship between...
Agriculture and the Welsh language
By Dr Dyfan Powell, Wavehill This is one of three articles scrutinising the link between three specific sectors of the...
Iaith y Pridd – Language of the Land
The ‘Iaith y Pridd’ (‘Language of the Land’) report was recently published by Farming Connect and gave members of the...
Outward migration: lessons from England
By Dr Dyfan Powell, Wavehill In July 2020 the Social Mobility Commission and the Institute for Employment Studies...
Recommendations from Marchnad Lafur Cymraeg
This paper developed in partnership with Four Cymru and the independent evaluators Wavehill, is a follow-up to the...
Economic development and the Welsh language?
By Dr Dyfan Powell, Wavehill The idea that economic development creates jobs and allows Welsh speakers to work and...
Tourism in Rural Wales? A more sustainable future
As a result of Covid a number of challenges have arisen in rural Wales in recent months and certainly one of the...