Dedh Pajar Ügens ha Whegh

De Sadorn, seythves warn ügens mis Meurth

Saturday, 27th March

Ma caskergh maynys sôcyal, "Bussys rag pub kescowethyans". Ma othom dhe drevow ha gwigow a servisys warrantyes. Pòrresys ens rag gòrra an bobel dh'aga whel ha teleryow adhescansek (ha didhan) mar nag allons ûsya carr. Ma whans dhe nei a gerry le war an vorr, dhe redûsya mostedhes ayr. Da via genen cawas servisys seyth dhedh pub seythen, pub our (dhe'n leha) dhort whegh eur mettin bys dhe hanternos (pecar'a radnow Pow Swiss gen moy es trei hans person en gwig). Ha na venja nei bos re bell dhort savla buss! Ello whei gweles an mordarth e'n foto? Ow savla buss rag Truru ew hons ena war nans, ogas dhe'n treth. Na ell an maw bian kerdhes mar bell. Ma savla buss ogas dhe'n eglos - saw hedna ew rag Redrudh na Truru! Ha ma savla rag buss scol en Cocks, bes re goth oma.

There is a social media campaign, "Buses for every community". Towns and villages need guaranteed services. They are essential for transporting people to their work and places of education (and entertainment) if they cannot use a car. We want fewer cars on the road, to reduce air pollution. We would like to have services seven days a week, every hour (at least) from six in the morning till midnight (like parts of Switzerland with more than 300 people in a village). And we wouldn't want to be too far from a bus stop. Can you see the surf in the photo? My bus stop for Truro is downhill over there, near the beach. The little boy can't walk so far. There's a bus stop near the church - but that's for Redruth not Truro! And there's a stop for a school bus in Cocks, but I'm to old.

Deg ger rag hedhyw: Ten words for today

caskergh (m) campaign

diogel reliable, certain, sure, safe

gwigow villages

hanternos midnight

kescowethyans (m) community

maynys sôcyal social media

pòrresys vital, essential

servisys ~ servisyow services

trevow towns

warrantyes guaranteed