Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1961 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Welsh and English audiences . The Welsh view , held very strongly , is that while this is so , the special needs of Welsh audiences cannot be satisfied . There must , we were told , be a Welsh programme which would portray the distinctive ...
... Welsh and English audiences . The Welsh view , held very strongly , is that while this is so , the special needs of Welsh audiences cannot be satisfied . There must , we were told , be a Welsh programme which would portray the distinctive ...
Page 332
... Welsh language as their medium has also borne fruit , as is witnessed by the success of translations of plays from Welsh into English on the television network . Poetry : It is not unnatural that Wales should have paid great attention ...
... Welsh language as their medium has also borne fruit , as is witnessed by the success of translations of plays from Welsh into English on the television network . Poetry : It is not unnatural that Wales should have paid great attention ...
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... Welsh speaking audience an adequate service in the Welsh language and to give an equally adequate service to listeners whose language is English , but whose interests are Welsh , poses a dilemma which is a constant concern to the ...
... Welsh speaking audience an adequate service in the Welsh language and to give an equally adequate service to listeners whose language is English , but whose interests are Welsh , poses a dilemma which is a constant concern to the ...
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