Emily Price Eryri National Park has unveiled its new Welsh language logo as the authority votes to permanently ditch the English version. It comes following a report presented to the national park’s council on Wednesday (November 13) which concluded reclaiming the Welsh name had been a success for the area. Eryri National Park Authority voted […]

Eryri National Park has unveiled its new Welsh language logo as the authority votes to permanently ditch the English version.

It comes following a report presented to the national park’s council on Wednesday (November 13) which concluded reclaiming the Welsh name had been a success for the area.

Eryri National Park Authority voted to use Yr Wyddfa for Wales’ highest mountain, rather than Snowdon, and Eryri, rather than Snowdonia in November 2022 following a petition from local residents.

The authority yesterday approved a proposal to exclusively use “Eryri” in its official logo and will prioritise the Welsh names Eryri and Yr Wyddfa in all communications going forward.