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Bodach · 03-10-2004, 05:15 PM

What is UKIP policy on the minority indigineous languages in the British Isles and how would any support for Cornish, Gaelic (Scots & Irish), Manx and Welsh be different from the other parties.
I am sick of seeing people coming here to take advantage with no attention of learning english and then receiving help and services in their own language - what about help for our own languages - after all most of Britain's celtic languages speakers are prepared to speak english as well?

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Bodach Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Scotland - Alba Posts: 92	Minority indigineous languages in the British Isles What is UKIP policy on the minority indigineous languages in the British Isles and how would any support for Cornish, Gaelic (Scots & Irish), Manx and Welsh be different from the other parties. I am sick of seeing people coming here to take advantage with no attention of learning english and then receiving help and services in their own language - what about help for our own languages - after all most of Britain's celtic languages speakers are prepared to speak english as well?