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This is a reply to Terry Davies, Caersws, (25/12/21)

Women who have come to Wales say they're learning the language for their children and job prospects.

Women who have come to Wales say they're learning the language for their children and job prospects.

Women who have come to Wales say they're learning the language for their children and job prospects.

The third year of Ceredigion council’s ‘Work Welsh’ scheme was delivered online during the pandemic for 70 staff.

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