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#SBSSWPL: BBC ALBA live games selected for rest of season - Vimarsana News

#SBSSWPL: BBC ALBA live games selected for rest of season

Scottish Women’s Football (SWF) have confirmed the final BBC ALBA selections for the remainder of the 2020/21 Scottish Building Society SWPL 1 season.

#SBSSWPL: BBC ALBA to broadcast one match every round for rest of season - Vimarsana News

#SBSSWPL: BBC ALBA to broadcast one match every round for rest of season

#SBSSWPL: BBC ALBA to broadcast one match every round for rest of season #SBSSWPL: BBC ALBA to broadcast one match every round for rest of season Celtic to host Glasgow City again on BBC ALBA next Wednesday. (Photo: Malcolm Mackenzie / PSI via Imago) BBC ALBA will broadcast one SBS Scottish Women’s Premier League 1 match every round for the remainder of the 2020/21 season. With 11 matches scheduled or having already been broadcast, this news further increases the record number of live matches for Scottish women’s football. The historic coverage will continue with Celtic v Glasgow City on...

Boost to future of Gaelic language with launch of major new learning initiative - Vimarsana News

Boost to future of Gaelic language with launch of major new learning initiative

Speak Gaelic learning initiative will launch in September It is a language which researchers say is in danger of dying out by the end of the decade unless urgent action is taken for Gaelic to avert a crisis. In a study by academics at the University of the Highlands and Islands (UHI) and Soillse, a multi-institutional research collaboration, 18 per cent of 16 to 18-year-olds on the Western Isles said both their parents are fluent in Gaelic, just 5.1% said they always or mainly speak the language at home. And from last year pupils starting school in the Western Isles will automatically b...