2023 Dedh Trei Ügens ha Whetek
De Gwener, seytegves mis Meurth
Friday, 17th March
Ew vorrow en Kernow saw? Üjy an kerry ow mos re üskis? Ma towl dhe Gonsel Kernow a lehe finweth tooth en nebes parthow gorherys gen treven dhort deg mildir en our warn ügens dhe ügens mildir en our. Ügens ew plenteth lowr. Prevys ew solabres en Falmeth, Penrynn ha Ryscamel. Nag ew an daromres mar üskis. Tüs ell kerdhes gen keun ha marhoga heb kemeres mar own. Nessa e'n vledhen ma a vedh Cambron, Pool, Ewny Redrudh, Egloshallow, Penwyth West, Truru ha Ros. Telleryow erel a vedn dos moy diwedhes. Na vedn Lostwydhyel ha Tiwar'n heyl lenthe terebo bledhen 2026. Chânjya arwòdhow a wra costya pajar milvil pens moy po le.
Are roads in Cornwall safe? Are the cars going too fast? Cornwall Council has a plan to reduce the speed limit in some built-up areas from 30 mph to 20 mph. Twenty is plenty. It has already been tried out in Falmouth, Penryn and Camelford. The traffic is not so fast. People can walk with dogs and ride horses without being so afraid. Next this year will be Camborne, Pool, Redruth, Illogan, West Penwith, Truro and the Roseland. Other places will come later. Lostwithiel and Perranporth will not slow down until year 2026. Changing signs will cost £4 million more or less.
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