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Wrexham professor who called the use of Welsh language on road signs as 'potentially dangerous' is dismissed from university in free speech row - Vimarsana News

Wrexham professor who called the use of Welsh language on road signs as 'potentially dangerous' is dismissed from university in free speech row

Professor Nigel Hunt was dismissed from his honorary position at Wrexham University after sharing his views on Welsh language road signs on a Facebook group called the Department of Petty Rage

Professor who sparked outrage after criticising Welsh road signs as 'unintelligible' refuses to apologise and insists if motorists have to process more language it will 'negatively affect their driving' - Vimarsana News

Professor who sparked outrage after criticising Welsh road signs as 'unintelligible' refuses to apologise and insists if motorists have to process more language it will 'negatively affect their driving'

Psychology expert Dr Nigel Hunt who works as a visiting professor at Wrexham University said 'we should not be restricting freedom of speech'.

Wrexham University apologises after professor criticised Welsh-language road signs as 'unintelligible' and 'potentially dangerous' - Vimarsana News

Wrexham University apologises after professor criticised Welsh-language road signs as 'unintelligible' and 'potentially dangerous'

Psychology expert Dr Nigel Hunt works as a visiting professor at Wrexham University - but lashed out at bilingual Welsh-English road signs on his trips across Wales.

Wrexham University professor calls Welsh road signs 'dangerous' - Vimarsana News

Wrexham University professor calls Welsh road signs 'dangerous'

Dr Nigel Hunt describes the use of Welsh on road signs as "unintelligible".

Source: bbc.co.uk