The Council is interested in seeking comments on its draft Gaelic Language Plan (required as a result of Section 3 of the Gaelic Language Act (Scotland) 2005).

Gaelic is seen as one of many cultures and languages prevalent in the city that the Council would like to support and develop. The Council, as part of the plan, has prepared a "case for Gaelic" which is described in the introduction of the plan.

Gaelic Language Plan Final Draft – August 2007 (English version) (Word, 303kb) [3]

Gaelic Language Plan Final Draft – August 2007 (Gaelic version) (Word, 303kb) [4]

Letter to Edinburgh Gaelic Partnership from Councillor Deidre Brock, Chair of the Culture and Leisure Committee (English version) (Word, 37kb) [5]

Letter to Edinburgh Gaelic Partnership from Councillor Deidre Brock, Chair of the Culture and Leisure Committee (Gaelic version) (Word, 35kb) [6]

Consultation form

The first phase of consultation will last until 31st October 2007. A consultation form has been provided below to enable respondents to structure their comments on the plan.

Gaelic Language Plan consultation form (Word, 49kb) [7]

Contact
Performance, Strategy and Performance Division
Address: Corporate Services,
City of Edinburgh Council,
Waverley Court,
4 East Market Street,
Edinburgh, EH 8 8BG
Tel: 0131 469 3726
E-mail: Nick Croft [8]