£500K on Cornish language
Cornwall Council is considering spending £500,000 on developing the Cornish language
£500K on Cornish language development
Cornwall Council is considering spending £500,000 a year on developing the Cornish language.
£400,000 will come from central government, with the council putting in the remaining £100,000.
The investment will be used to teach the language in schools, as well as increased promotion of the county.
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