Eryri national park unveils new Welsh logo
Eryri national park unveils new Welsh logo
Emily Price Eryri National Park has unveiled its new Welsh language logo as the authority votes to permanently ditch the English version. It comes following a report presented to the national park’s council on Wednesday (November 13) which concluded reclaiming the Welsh name had been a success for t...
Eryri National Park has unveiled its new Welsh language logo as the authority votes to permanently ditch the English version.
It comes following a report presented to the national park’s council on Wednesday (November 13) which concluded reclaiming the Welsh name had been a success for the area.
Eryri National Park Authority voted to use Yr Wyddfa for Wales’ highest mountain, rather than Snowdon, and Eryri, rather than Snowdonia in November 2022 following a petition from local residents.
The authority yesterday approved a proposal to exclusively use “Eryri” in its official logo and will prioritise the Welsh names Eryri and Yr Wyddfa in all communications going forward.