蜜芽传媒

RECORDING 1:
Yn derivas kesunys, Eseli an Senedh, Anna Gelderd, Fred Thomas ha Luke Pollard aga henwyn, a leveris i dhe oberi gans kadoryow an Kessedhek Kesunys Treusvaow Tamar rag kavos an reythyans eus a res.
Keskador an kessedhek kesunys, Martin Worth y hanow, a leveris orth an 蜜芽传媒 i dhe vos owth oberi war-tu ha kavos an chanjyow kyns penn bewnans governans a鈥檔 jydh.
Y leveris ev: 鈥淣yns yw hemma a-vorow, ha res yw dhymm posleva henna. Hemm yw reythyans kynradh, hemm yw dhe nivel a Areth an Myghtern.鈥�
Yma eseli an senedh ha鈥檔 kessedhek kesunys ow kelwel rag an dyffrans yntra prisyow viaj mona ha鈥檔 Tamar Tag, neb yw usyes yn kemmyn gans tus leel hag usyoryon reyth, dhe vos kressys.

TRANSLATION:
In a joint statement, MPs Anna Gelderd, Fred Thomas and Luke Pollard said they would work alongside the chairs of the Tamar Crossings Joint Committee to pass the legislation needed.
Martin Worth, co-chair of the joint committee, told the 蜜芽传媒 they would be "working towards" getting the changes within the lifespan of the current government.
He said: "This is not tomorrow, and I must stress that. This is primary legislation, this is to the level of a King's Speech."
The MPs and joint committee are calling for the difference between cash fares and the Tamar Tag, which is commonly used by local people and regular users, to be increased.

RECORDING 2:
An displegyans Peddra yn Truru a wra komprehendya sodhvaow, unsesow gwertha, ha gonisyow nowydh, ha kresen pennskol gans peswar kans rannji studhyor.
Avel rann an drehevyans, an sodhvaow Konsel Ranndir Karrek koth ha鈥檔 park kerri ponsfordh re beu diswrys, mes tra vyth ny hwarva war an tyller a-ban hav dew vil dew warn ugens.
Herwydh Treveth, kowethyans displegyans a Gonsel Kernow, res yw kevradhow oker dhe godha kyns es dell via an dowlen hewul arghansek.
An tybyans a-dryv an Ragdres Dastinythyans Peddra, o dhe dhastinytha ranndir skwith a鈥檔 cita ha gul kentreveth ha destnans bewek nowydh rag Truru.
Herwydh an profyansow, y fia tri hans hag ugens tre drehevys, kans ha dewdhek anedha deskrifys avel kavadow.

TRANSLATION
The Pydar development in Truro will include new offices, retail units and housing, plus a university centre with 400 student flats.
As part of the build, the old Carrick District Council offices and the viaduct car park were demolished, but nothing has happened on the site since summer 2022.
According to Treveth, Cornwall Council's development company, interest rates needed to drop before the scheme could be financially viable.
The idea behind the Pydar Regeneration Project, was to regenerate a run-down area of the city and create a vibrant new neighbourhood and destination for Truro.
According to the proposals, 320 homes would be built, 112 of which will be classified as affordable.

RECORDING 3:
Desin a dri leur Marc Craig orth fos yn Glannheyl an Varghas yn Resrudh re lonchyas y ragdres Argh a Dhifudhans.
An artydh a wra desinya liwansow fos envales erel y鈥檔 Ruvaneth Unys, Iwerdhon ha鈥檔 Statys Unys ow fogella war eghennow peryllys kepar ha gwiwerow rudh an pyth yw gwithys gans an Akt Godhvewnans ha Powdir mil naw kans onan ha peswar ugens.
Y leveris Mester Craig y fynnas ev 鈥渕ovya gooth leel a-dro dhe enevales peryllys-yn kritikel鈥� dres an artweythyow.
Desin liwans fos an gwiwer rudh yw gwrys gans eskern gwynn payntys gans Mester Craig. Res o dhodho peswar dydh rag kollenwel an artweyth.
Kesordenores Keskomunyansow Konsel an Dre Resrudh, Rebecca Pearce hy hanow, a leveris yth o splann dhe gavos an ragdres lonchys y鈥檔 dre.
Henn yw oll ahanav vy, seythen da genowgh.

TRANSLATION
Marc Craig's three-storey-high design on a wall in Market Strand, in Redruth, has launched his Ark of Extinction project.
The artist is set to design other animal murals in the UK, Ireland and the United States focusing on endangered species such as red squirrels which are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981.
Mr Craig said he wanted to "galvanise local pride around critically-endangered animals" through the artworks.
The red squirrel mural's design is made up of white bones painted by Mr Craig. He needed four days to complete the artwork.
Rebecca Pearce, Redruth Town Council's communications coordinator, said it was great to have the project launched in the town.
That鈥檚 all from me, have a good week.

Pic: Bude by CrookletsCob.

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