Plaid Cymru – The Party of Wales
Dydd Gwener 13 Ebrill 2007
Lansio mini-maniffesto iaith Plaid Cymru
‘Mae’r Gymraeg yn perthyn i bawb yng Nghymru’
Mae angen pecyn cyflawn o bolisïau i adfer iaith sy’n mynd i’r afael â gwaith, addysg, yr economi a’r gwasanaeth iechyd er mwyn sicrhau ffyniant y Gymraeg.
Dyna yw neges Plaid Cymru heddiw wrth lansio mini-maniffesto sy’n crynhoi ei pholisïau i sicrhau ffyniant y Gymraeg dros y ddegawd nesaf. Yn wahanol i faniffesto traddodiadol, mae fformat dogfen polisi’r Blaid wedi ei ysbrydoli’n rhannol gan Wythnos yng Nghymru Fydd, nofel enwog Islwyn Ffowc Elis a gynigiodd cipolwg ar ddyfodol Cymru a’r Gymraeg.
Mae’r ddogfen yn cyflwyno gweledigaeth i sicrhau ffyniant yr iaith trwy gyfrwng cyfres o bytiau o fywydau Cymry yn y flwyddyn 2015. Cawn gipolwg ar fywyd Jac, Ffion, Owain, Sara, Iwan, Eirian, Jonathan, Elin, Rhodri, Jenny, Sioned, Justin, Mari, Fatima, Rhonwen – 15 bywyd erbyn 2015 sydd wedi profi newid er gwell o ganlyniad i bolisïau Plaid Cymru.
Dywed Ieuan wyn Jones:
‘Mae’r Blaid yn cyflwyno ystod eang o bolisïau i greu cymunedau hyfyw ar draws y wlad - gydag unigolion a chymunedau yn gallu byw eu bywydau trwy gyfrwng y Gymraeg a’r Saesneg.
‘Cyfrifoldeb llywodraeth yw creu’r amodau lle gall hynny ddigwydd ac mae rhaglen lywodraethol Plaid Cymru yn cynnig y cyfle hynny i wneud gwahaniaeth.
‘Mae’r Gymraeg yn perthyn i bawb sy’n byw yng Nghymru ac mae gennym ni gyd gyfrifoldeb i greu’r amodau cywir i sicrhau ei ffyniant a’i thrysori.’
Mae’r polisïau’n cynnwys y canlynol :
Gofal plant fforddiadwy yn y gymuned trwy gyfrwng y Gymraeg
Asesiadau rheolaidd gan awdurdodau lleol o’r galw am addysg cyfrwng Cymraeg
Dydd Gwener 13 Ebrill 2007
Lansio mini-maniffesto iaith Plaid Cymru
‘Mae’r Gymraeg yn perthyn i bawb yng Nghymru’
Mae angen pecyn cyflawn o bolisïau i adfer iaith sy’n mynd i’r afael â gwaith, addysg, yr economi a’r gwasanaeth iechyd er mwyn sicrhau ffyniant y Gymraeg.
Dyna yw neges Plaid Cymru heddiw wrth lansio mini-maniffesto sy’n crynhoi ei pholisïau i sicrhau ffyniant y Gymraeg dros y ddegawd nesaf. Yn wahanol i faniffesto traddodiadol, mae fformat dogfen polisi’r Blaid wedi ei ysbrydoli’n rhannol gan Wythnos yng Nghymru Fydd, nofel enwog Islwyn Ffowc Elis a gynigiodd cipolwg ar ddyfodol Cymru a’r Gymraeg.
Mae’r ddogfen yn cyflwyno gweledigaeth i sicrhau ffyniant yr iaith trwy gyfrwng cyfres o bytiau o fywydau Cymry yn y flwyddyn 2015. Cawn gipolwg ar fywyd Jac, Ffion, Owain, Sara, Iwan, Eirian, Jonathan, Elin, Rhodri, Jenny, Sioned, Justin, Mari, Fatima, Rhonwen – 15 bywyd erbyn 2015 sydd wedi profi newid er gwell o ganlyniad i bolisïau Plaid Cymru.
Dywed Ieuan wyn Jones:
‘Mae’r Blaid yn cyflwyno ystod eang o bolisïau i greu cymunedau hyfyw ar draws y wlad - gydag unigolion a chymunedau yn gallu byw eu bywydau trwy gyfrwng y Gymraeg a’r Saesneg.
‘Cyfrifoldeb llywodraeth yw creu’r amodau lle gall hynny ddigwydd ac mae rhaglen lywodraethol Plaid Cymru yn cynnig y cyfle hynny i wneud gwahaniaeth.
‘Mae’r Gymraeg yn perthyn i bawb sy’n byw yng Nghymru ac mae gennym ni gyd gyfrifoldeb i greu’r amodau cywir i sicrhau ei ffyniant a’i thrysori.’
Mae’r polisïau’n cynnwys y canlynol :
Gofal plant fforddiadwy yn y gymuned trwy gyfrwng y Gymraeg
Asesiadau rheolaidd gan awdurdodau lleol o’r galw am addysg cyfrwng Cymraeg
Cliniaduron am ddim i ddisgyblion ysgol uwchradd
Sefydlu Coleg Ffederal Cymraeg yn cynyddu darpariaeth addysg brifysgol drwy’r Gymraeg
Addysg alwedigaethol tan yn 18 oed
Cynlluniau marchnata trwy’r Gymraeg
Cymorth i ad-dalu benthyciad myfyrwyr
Grant prynu tŷ cyntaf
Cefnogaeth i ffermwyr ifanc
Torri trethi busnes
Symud adrannau’r Cynulliad allan o Gaerdydd
Gwella ffyrdd a rheilffyrdd
Deddfwriaeth ieithyddol i gynnwys gwasanaethau’r sector breifat
Cynlluniau amgylcheddol a chefnogi adeiladau cynaliadwy
Twf mewn siaradwyr Cymraeg yn sail i dwf mewn gwasanaethau aml-gyfryngol
Dosbarthiadau Cymraeg i rieni
Mwy o wasanaethau iechyd lleol ar gael trwy’r Gymraeg
Sefydlu Coleg Ffederal Cymraeg yn cynyddu darpariaeth addysg brifysgol drwy’r Gymraeg
Addysg alwedigaethol tan yn 18 oed
Cynlluniau marchnata trwy’r Gymraeg
Cymorth i ad-dalu benthyciad myfyrwyr
Grant prynu tŷ cyntaf
Cefnogaeth i ffermwyr ifanc
Torri trethi busnes
Symud adrannau’r Cynulliad allan o Gaerdydd
Gwella ffyrdd a rheilffyrdd
Deddfwriaeth ieithyddol i gynnwys gwasanaethau’r sector breifat
Cynlluniau amgylcheddol a chefnogi adeiladau cynaliadwy
Twf mewn siaradwyr Cymraeg yn sail i dwf mewn gwasanaethau aml-gyfryngol
Dosbarthiadau Cymraeg i rieni
Mwy o wasanaethau iechyd lleol ar gael trwy’r Gymraeg
Plaid Cymru – The Party of Wales
Friday 13 April 2007 – for immediate release
Launching Plaid’s mini manifesto for the Welsh language
‘The Welsh language belongs to everyone in Wales’
We need a comprehensive package of policies to support the Welsh language relating to work, education, the economy and the health service to ensure Welsh can thrive
That’s Plaid’s message today as it launches a mini manifesto drawing together its policies to ensure the Welsh language can go from strength to strength over the next decade. In contrast to traditional manifestos, the format of Plaid’s policy document is partly inspired by Wythnos yng Nghymru Fydd or A Week in a Future Wales, the famous Islwyn Ffowc Elis novel which looked to the future of Wales and the Welsh language.
The document presents a vision to ensure the future success of the Welsh language through a series of portraits from the lives of Welsh speakers in the year 2015. We take a brief look at the lives of Jac, Ffion, Owain, Sara, Iwan, Eirian, Jonathan, Elin, Rhodri, Jenny, Sioned, Justin, Mari, Fatima, Rhonwen – 15 lives that by 2015 have benefited thanks to Plaid policies.
Ieuan Wyn Jones said:
‘Plaid Cymru is putting forward a broad range of targeted and focussed policies to support flourishing communities across the country, where individuals and communities can live their lives through Welsh or English
‘It is the responsibility of government to create conditions where this can happen, and Plaid’s programme of government offers that opportunity to make a difference.
‘The Welsh language belongs to everyone in Wales and we all share a responsibility to create the right circumstances for it to survive and to thrive.’
The policies include the following:
Affordable Welsh medium childcare in the community
Regular local authority assessments of the demand for Welsh medium education
Free laptops for secondary school pupils
Establish a Welsh Medium Federal College – increases provision of Welsh medium university education
Vocational education up to 18 years
Welsh medium marketing schemes
Student debt relief
First home grant
Support for young farmers
Cut in business taxes
Move Assembly Departments out of Cardiff
Improve roads and railways
Language legislation to include private sector services
Sustainable buildings regulations
Increase in number of Welsh speakers supports increase in multi-media services
Welsh classes for parents
More local health services available through Welsh
Friday 13 April 2007 – for immediate release
Launching Plaid’s mini manifesto for the Welsh language
‘The Welsh language belongs to everyone in Wales’
We need a comprehensive package of policies to support the Welsh language relating to work, education, the economy and the health service to ensure Welsh can thrive
That’s Plaid’s message today as it launches a mini manifesto drawing together its policies to ensure the Welsh language can go from strength to strength over the next decade. In contrast to traditional manifestos, the format of Plaid’s policy document is partly inspired by Wythnos yng Nghymru Fydd or A Week in a Future Wales, the famous Islwyn Ffowc Elis novel which looked to the future of Wales and the Welsh language.
The document presents a vision to ensure the future success of the Welsh language through a series of portraits from the lives of Welsh speakers in the year 2015. We take a brief look at the lives of Jac, Ffion, Owain, Sara, Iwan, Eirian, Jonathan, Elin, Rhodri, Jenny, Sioned, Justin, Mari, Fatima, Rhonwen – 15 lives that by 2015 have benefited thanks to Plaid policies.
Ieuan Wyn Jones said:
‘Plaid Cymru is putting forward a broad range of targeted and focussed policies to support flourishing communities across the country, where individuals and communities can live their lives through Welsh or English
‘It is the responsibility of government to create conditions where this can happen, and Plaid’s programme of government offers that opportunity to make a difference.
‘The Welsh language belongs to everyone in Wales and we all share a responsibility to create the right circumstances for it to survive and to thrive.’
The policies include the following:
Affordable Welsh medium childcare in the community
Regular local authority assessments of the demand for Welsh medium education
Free laptops for secondary school pupils
Establish a Welsh Medium Federal College – increases provision of Welsh medium university education
Vocational education up to 18 years
Welsh medium marketing schemes
Student debt relief
First home grant
Support for young farmers
Cut in business taxes
Move Assembly Departments out of Cardiff
Improve roads and railways
Language legislation to include private sector services
Sustainable buildings regulations
Increase in number of Welsh speakers supports increase in multi-media services
Welsh classes for parents
More local health services available through Welsh
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