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-Last week the Welsh Government

-announced a rapid review...

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-..of local authorities'

-Welsh in Education Strategic Plans.

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-The level of ambition we hoped for

-wasn't as evident as we'd expected.

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-It's time to take firm action.

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-This has been done to try and secure

-a million Welsh speakers by 2050.

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-For the past year, attempts

-by Carmarthenshire Council...

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-..to turn education

-in one school into Welsh only...

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-..has split Llangennech.

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-..has split Llangennech.

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-It divided the community.

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-People have lost friends,

-they're scared to go out.

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-I would never turn this

-into a community war...

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-..because there's no need for it.

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-It's led to sensational accusations

-in the county council.

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-This is segregation and at its

-worst, we're looking at apartheid.

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-Tonight,

-we hear how other schools...

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-..aren't ready to face

-the same change.

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-It's easy enough for Cardiff

-to come out with a one-liner...

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-..a million people speaking Welsh.

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-The people outside Cardiff are the

-ones that have to make it a reality.

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-We ask if there's a lesson

-for us all in Ysgol Llangennech.

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-Saturday afternoon.

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-An important league fixture -

-Llangennech v Gowerton.

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-Llangennech

-is one of Carmarthenshire's...

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-..easternmost villages.

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-Llangennech 19 - Gowerton 13.

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-5,000 people live in the village

-and 40% say they can speak Welsh.

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-How much Welsh is spoken

-in Llangennech?

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-There's a lot of Welsh

-in Llangennech.

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-That's one of the reasons

-I chose to live in Llangennech.

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-I don't think people speak

-as much Welsh in Carmarthenshire...

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-..as they do in other areas.

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-Which school did you go to?

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-Llangennech school, here.

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-The infants and top school,

-but I was in the English stream.

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-You went to a Welsh primary school.

-And a Welsh secondary school?

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-Yes.

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-Do you speak Welsh now?

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-Do you speak Welsh now?

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-No.

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-Why not?

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-So many people speak English.

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-A stone's throw from the battle

-on the rugby field...

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-..is the local primary school.

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-It's a battlefield that's gripped

-the whole community in recent times.

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-On January 18,

-the county council voted...

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-..to change Ysgol Llangennech

-into a Welsh-medium school.

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-From next September, there will be

-no English stream for new pupils.

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-Parents wanting an English stream...

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-..will send their children

-to schools outside the village.

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-The decision made by the school

-and the council...

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-..has divided opinion

-in Llangennech.

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-Julia Rees is a mother of three,

-two boys and one girl.

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-She's lived in the village

-her whole life.

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-The changes

-have been a personal blow to her.

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-I love the school -

-it was my school.

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-It was Mam's school, Mam-gu...

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-..my life has revolved

-around that school.

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-I feel let down.

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-Julia's children

-all attended Ysgol Llangennech.

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-Ten-year-old Kian,

-eight-year-old Liam...

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-..and four-year-old Freya.

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-She'd placed them

-in the English stream...

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-..because Liam

-had learning difficulties.

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-He's on the autistic spectrum.

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-He has dyslexia and ADHD.

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-I was taking advice

-from the paediatrician...

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-..the education psychologist

-and the teachers.

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-They said he needed to be taught

-in English because of his problems.

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-I followed their advice.

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-Julia has actively

-opposed the changes.

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-She says

-it's become a bitter battle...

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-..with people being targeted

-on Facebook and Twitter.

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-She asked us

-not to film her children...

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-..or reveal the location

-of her home.

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-I've had things said about me...

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-..and about my friends

-on social media.

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-They're quite nasty.

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-"Move out of Wales,

-go across the border.

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-"Somebody needs to smack somebody

-else in the face with a brick."

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-It does scare you.

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-According to Julia, one of the boys

-had a hard time in school...

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-..with children saying

-he wasn't truly Welsh...

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-..because he was

-in the English stream.

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-In January, the children moved

-to an English-medium school...

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-..in a neighbouring village.

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-I was worried,

-I was worried about the children.

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-Why?

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-You've seen what's been written

-on Twitter and Facebook.

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-These things have been written about

-parents who opposed the changes.

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-These are their views

-and they feel strongly about it.

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-People are worried...

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-..they're worried for themselves,

-their children and their property.

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-Who did you play with in school?

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-Michaela Beddows

-has also opposed the changes.

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-Her son, Ryan,

-is in the English stream.

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-She says that parents

-have lost a basic right...

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-..to choose the language

-in which their children are taught.

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-We're not living in a dictatorship,

-we're living in a democracy.

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-There are two official languages

-in Wales.

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-Welsh and English.

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-I'm not forcing English

-on everybody...

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-..and I expect people

-not to force Welsh on me.

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-Michaela says that Welsh language

-education isn't suitable...

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-..for children

-if Welsh isn't their first language.

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-She says her son

-had a difficult time...

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-..when he was in

-the reception class.

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-He was immersed in the Welsh

-language for the first year.

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-He was a very unhappy little boy.

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-Crying going to school, crying

-in the night, waking up shaking.

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-I'd take him to school trembling.

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-He didn't understand anything

-that was happening.

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-The percentage of Welsh speakers

-in Llangennech...

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-..has dropped

-over the last 50 years.

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-According to the 1961 Census,

-85% spoke Welsh fluently.

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-By 2011, the figure

-had more than halved to 40%.

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-Manon Williams and Cathrin Jones's

-children are in the Welsh stream.

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-Both feel that changes are needed

-to strengthen the language.

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-It's such a Welsh village.

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-People like Hywel Teifi Edwards and

-Huw Edwards lived in the village...

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-..the Beasleys,

-there's so much history here.

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-It's terrible to see the

-deterioration in the 2011 Census.

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-Steps must be taken to ensure

-that the language can survive.

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-Both insist that there are clear

-benefits for Welsh medium education.

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-Why do you want

-to change the system for everyone...

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-..removing the choice for parents

-who want the English stream?

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-Every child in that school

-should be given the opportunity...

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-..to receive Welsh-medium education

-to allow them to be bilingual.

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-I feel strongly because

-Welsh wasn't my first language.

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-My parents decided to send me

-to a Welsh-medium school.

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-I wouldn't be speaking Welsh

-to you without that education.

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-From the 448 children

-in Ysgol Llangennech...

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-..79% receive

-Welsh-medium education.

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-The rest are in the English stream.

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-According to Manon, the presence

-of the English stream...

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-..influences the language

-of the schoolyard.

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-On the yard,

-they speak a lot of English.

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-With both streams present,

-some children will turn to English.

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-The mothers say that support

-for the scheme is widespread.

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-The conflict has been created

-by a vocal minority.

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-They've portrayed the village

-as a battlefield for conflict...

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-..where opinion is divided,

-people have been spat at.

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-None of the English-speaking parents

-have asked me why we're doing this.

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-There's been nothing.

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-We respect each other -

-their views and our views.

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-I don't blame them for protesting -

-that's their right.

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-We would never turn this

-into a community war...

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-..because there's no need to do it.

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-It has been a battle

-for Michaela Beddows.

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-She's considering standing

-as a county councillor in May...

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-..to continue her battle to keep

-English streams in local schools.

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-Does the crux come down to the fact

-that campaigners are anti-Welsh?

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-I'm not anti-Welsh but a lot

-of people seem to be anti-English.

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-Especially people in authority

-in Carmarthenshire County Council...

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-..seem to be anti-English language.

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-The accusation against you

-is that you're anti-Welsh.

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-Are you anti-English?

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-Not at all.

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-I went to Ysgol Llangennech,

-I was in the Welsh stream.

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-I attended Ysgol Y Strade,

-I'm a fluent Welsh speaker.

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-I believe people

-should have a choice.

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-In Part 2, I pose that question

-to a councillor...

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-..who planned

-the county's language strategy.

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-He wants changes in local schools.

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-You're being criticised

-for removing the choice for parents.

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-There is a choice.

-I can't see there's a problem.

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-For over a year, the people

-of Llangennech have clashed...

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-..as the council

-changed the local school...

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-..to a Welsh-medium school.

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-Do you think it's a good idea?

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-Definitely. There's nothing negative

-in speaking Welsh, only positives.

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-Both of my children

-attended the school.

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-I'd be happy to leave it as it is.

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-If there's a Welsh school

-and an English school...

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-..and you want English-medium

-education, go to the English school.

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-Are you supportive to the change

-that'll happen in Llangennech?

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-I support that, yeah.

-I think it's a good idea.

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-Do you agree with the changes?

-Or should it have stayed as it was?

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-To be honest, stay as it was.

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-I see parents walking to school -

-what's going to happen to them?

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-I think they'll split the village.

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-I'd prefer to see it

-staying as it was.

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-A lot of children have parents

-that speak English...

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-..but their children learn Welsh

-with the Welsh-speaking children.

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-That's better.

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-Llangennech won today's battle -

-22-18...

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-..but Welsh language campaigners

-accuse protestors...

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-..of playing a political game

-with the language.

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-In January,

-the council chamber in Carmarthen...

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-..witnessed a fiery debate...

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-..before the vote to change

-the school's status.

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-Labour councillor Kim Thomas

-was incensed.

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-This is segregation, and at its

-worst, we're looking at apartheid.

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-I wonder if that's how it started?

-Don't care, this is my opinion.

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-I have the right to say it.

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-As a county councillor,

-was it wise for you to use words...

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-..like 'apartheid'

-to stir people's emotions further?

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-No, it makes people think

-and read up on what the word means.

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-I feel that's what will happen.

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-It's split the village in half.

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-Not to the extent of South Africa.

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-Apartheid isn't only for South

-Africa, it can exist everywhere.

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-It's split the village in half,

-half Welsh, half English.

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-They're not talking,

-the children don't play together.

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-It's become so nasty. I don't

-want it happening anywhere else.

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-We have English speakers

-against Welsh speakers.

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-The English-speaking families are

-still welcome in the Welsh school.

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-If you go there,

-you have to do everything in Welsh.

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-Kim Thomas is a governor...

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-..at Welsh-medium school

-Ysgol Gynradd Cross Hands...

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-..but she opposes council policy...

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-..and wants all local schools

-to be bilingual.

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-She questions the value

-of Welsh-language education.

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-It can be a disadvantage

-depending on what you want to do.

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-You're taught in Welsh at school...

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-..but at the end of the day,

-you need English too.

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-Why do children need English too?

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-If you want to go further, you'll

-meet people who don't speak Welsh.

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-If you go to Swansea, most people

-in Swansea don't speak Welsh.

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-They'll still be able

-to speak English.

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-There's enough English around us.

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-I'm not worried that

-the children are taught in Welsh...

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-..but I want children

-taught in Welsh and English there...

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-..and that the child can choose...

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-..in which language

-they want to take their exams.

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-We requested an interview with the

-council's Director of Education...

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-..and the Cabinet Member

-for Education but they declined.

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-According to a spokesperson...

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-..the views of the council

-are already known.

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-The chair of the committee

-that planned...

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-..the county's language strategy

-was willing to speak to us.

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-Cefin Campbell is also a consultant

-in Welsh and bilingual education.

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-Our policy makes it clear,

-and the Welsh Government agrees.

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-We need to give children

-more opportunities...

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-..to become fluent Welsh speakers.

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-The words 'force' and 'choice'

-are empty words.

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-We're giving every child the

-opportunity to become bilingual...

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-..and they can choose later in life

-whether to use Welsh or not.

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-Some criticise you

-for removing the choice.

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-They want to choose between the

-English stream or the Welsh stream.

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-Isn't it a basic right to be able to

-make that choice in their community?

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-There are

-ten English-medium schools...

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-..within easy reach of parents

-in Llangennech.

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-Half the residents

-of the Llangennech ward...

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-..live closer to Ysgol Y Bryn.

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-They can have English-medium

-education there.

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-There is a choice, without a doubt.

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-According to Cefin Campbell, the

-arguments have got out of hand...

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-..because of a small local minority.

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-They represent a very small minority

-of Llangennech's population.

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-Most of Llangennech,

-whatever the opposition claim...

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-..support our policy.

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-How do you know that?

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-Llangennech has always been

-a Welsh-language village.

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-They say they've been knocking doors

-- have you?

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-Parents have already made

-the decision.

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-80% of the children

-are in the Welsh stream.

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-Parents have chosen the language

-of their children's education.

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-The council claims they have

-followed the statutory process.

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-Julia Rees says that

-some parents only found out...

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-..through their local paper,

-the Llanelli Star.

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-The consultation process

-wasn't a consultation process.

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-They didn't speak to the people

-in the village.

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-They didn't tell people

-what would happen.

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-If that had happened...

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-..I don't think

-there would have been any hatred.

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-Would you have accepted

-the decision...

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-..had the consultation process

-been better?

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-I think I would have.

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-We spoke to a parent

-who moved her children...

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-..to an English-medium school.

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-They say if the council

-had consulted them...

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-..they could have been persuaded

-to accept the change.

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-The policy has meant three children

-moving from Welsh-medium education.

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-Is that a missed opportunity?

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-We're not going to persuade

-every parent...

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-These parents

-could have been persuaded...

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-..had there been

-better consultation.

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-If that's true,

-there is some blame on our side.

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-I'm confident we reasoned,

-debated and discussed...

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-..with all parents that contacted

-the council and the school.

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-Carmarthenshire has

-58 Welsh-medium primary schools.

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-There are 33 English-medium schools

-and 10 two-stream schools.

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-The council want

-all two-stream schools...

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-..to become Welsh-medium schools.

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-We've spoken to governors

-at many two-stream schools.

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-Having spoken to eight, there

-are no current plans to discuss...

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-..or change their two-stream schools

-into Welsh-medium schools.

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-Ysgol Y Felin is in Felinfoel,

-six miles from Llangennech.

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-The school is on the list to be

-turned into a Welsh-medium school.

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-According to the governors' chair...

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-..they have no plans

-to change the school's status.

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-I agree wholeheartedly

-with the policies we have...

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-..but to stage it over time.

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-There's no point

-in a school such as this...

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-..with only 35% of children

-in the Welsh stream.

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-I don't want what happened

-in Llangennech...

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-..being debated in the Assembly...

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-..being in the papers

-and every blog you read...

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-..that's not the way forward.

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-If we move on with this,

-we take the community with us.

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-The school has 255 pupils.

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-Less than 5% speak Welsh at home.

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-It's easy enough for Cardiff

-to come out with a one-liner...

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-..a million people speaking Welsh

-halfway through this century.

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-The people outside Cardiff are the

-ones that have to make it a reality.

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-It won't come easy but we're willing

-to work with them to make it happen.

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-None of the schools we visited

-said they were willing to change...

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-..but Cefin Campbell says

-that four schools...

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-..are ready to discuss the change.

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-If a school is opposed

-to the policy of being turned...

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-..into a Welsh-medium school,

-what can you do about it?

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-What we want to do is start a debate

-and try and persuade the school...

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-..through the governors

-and local community...

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-..to see the advantages

-of becoming a Welsh-medium school.

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-The advantages are numerous and

-well-known to everyone involved.

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-We'll transfer the information...

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-..to the parents,

-community and governors.

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-Alun Davies last week announced

-a rapid review...

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-..of local authorities'

-Welsh in Education Strategic Plans.

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-According to Alun Davies...

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-..if they are

-to realise the target...

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-..of a million Welsh speakers

-by 2050...

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-..more children need to be

-taught in Welsh.

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-We asked Alun Davies

-for an interview...

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-..but a spokesperson said

-he wouldn't discuss Llangennech...

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-..nor the target of creating

-a million Welsh speakers...

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-..in case there was

-a judicial review of the decision...

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-..to turn Ysgol Llangennech

-into a Welsh-medium school.

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-In September, Ysgol Llangennech

-will officially become...

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-..a Welsh-medium school.

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-Supporters want to forget

-about the bickering and move on.

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-What is your message to parents

-who are worried...

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-..after seeing what happened

-in Llangennech?

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-Honestly, I would say go for it.

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-I think it's something special

-for the children.

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-Unfortunately, it has been

-portrayed in Llangennech...

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-..as something that divided the

-village but that's not true at all.

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-According to those

-who opposed the move...

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-..the process has caused many rifts.

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-A lot of people have lost

-a lot of faith in the school...

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-..the community council

-and the county council.

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-We really have.

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-There's nothing left we can do.

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-We just hope that people

-see what is happening...

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-..and it doesn't continue to happen

-to other schools in Wales.

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-For one mother who's bid goodbye

-to the school for the last time...

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-..she'll keep clear

-after the events of the past year.

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-I made my decision

-for the well-being of my children.

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-Now, I feel as if

-I have no right to be there.

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-The children have no right

-to be there.

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-I don't feel safe

-in this community anymore.

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-If I could move home, I would.

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-Next week, a year in the lives

-of Bradley and Chloe...

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-..two teenage parents.

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-You're better off having children

-when you're young...

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-..because you can bond with them

-more when they're older.

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-With projects to help them closing

-down, how much support do they have?

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-Y Byd ar Bedwar,

-next Tuesday night on S4C.

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