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Scottish Social Attitudes Survey
Bòrd na Gàidhlig welcomes findings of new Scottish Social Attitudes survey as support for Gaelic increases hugely in a decade. The full report and supporting documents can be found here. The number of Scots who can speak some Gaelic has doubled in the past decade, the latest Scottish Social Attitudes survey has found. […]
29/06/2022
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Cross-Party Group on Gaelic
The next meeting of the Cross-party Group on Gaelic will be on Tuesday 21 June at 18:30. Bòrd na Gàidhlig (BnG) is the secretariat of The Cross-Party Group on Gaelic . The group meets at least twice a year, and is hosted by Chair Alasdair Allan (MSP). Register here Agenda 21.06.2022 If you have any […]
20/06/2022
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Questionnaire: Gaelic Usage
An independent review is being carried out just now on the current National Gaelic Language Plan, led by Sabhal Mòr Ostaig. As part of this work, they are researching Gaelic usage. We’re looking for anyone with a little or a lot of Gaelic to fill in our Gaelic usage survey as part of this review. […]
17/06/2022
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