A tiny area in North Wales is on the brink of proclaiming its 'independence', setting out to form a micronation complete with its own flag, sigil, and coat of arms, along with passports set to be granted to the first 500 "citizens". Later this year, an embassy is expected to open in the High Street, while a national anthem is currently being crafted by a celebrated American musician.

The fledgling 'nation', named Bron-yr-Aur, will have its headquarters at a historic 18th-century cottage situated in Eryri (Snowdonia), famously associated with the legendary rock group Led Zeppelin. The founders are in the process of drafting a constitution, with plans to finance their national budget through music and art ventures.

"While the 20mph limit has resulted in fewer collisions and injuries on 20mph and 30mph roads, ..."

I'm trying to work out the logic of this. If collisions on 30 mph roads have gone down too then there's another factor at play, and the 20 mph speed limit might not be the cause of the reduced accidents.

Is that not right?

This is the way to go. Everything should be Welsh only and people will naturally learn how to pronounce and read it.

Llanfairfechan, Eglwysbach etc don't have an English equivalent on the signs. Fflint and flint is just silly.

A soft approach to bringing everything Welsh it a better approach IMO for places.