Funding for bi-lingual banners and signage

Bi-lingual bannerWhen the Scottish Government started replacing existing road signs in English with the new bi-lingual signs in Gaelic and English, opinion was and probably remains divided.

There was the Gaelic community who saw it as a positive and inclusive move, recognising one of the native cultures of Scotland. There was the Gaelic-resistant community, seeing the move simply as retrogressive. There was the non-linguistically aligned pragmatic community who simply questioned it on cost/benefit grounds. Continue reading