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This media release just received from the Celtic League:

News from Celtic League

League Cause for Concern Ahead of Possible Announcement

It is with grave concern that the Celtic League has learned about French Government plans to further annex the nation of Breizh (Brittany) with areas of the French state, with complete disregard for the Breton people and their territory.

This Celtic League Media Release just in:

News from Celtic League

European and Local Election Results – well almost!

The results for the European elections have (almost) been counted in the Celtic countries and the progressive and democratic nationalist parties who stood in the elections have done well in terms of numbers of votes gained and representatives elected.

A personal view of the England Team and the World Cup written by a Cornish activist and member of the Celtic League.

‘That time approaches…..’

A personal view of the World Cup by a Cornish activist and member of the Celtic League

"I walked into the supermarket to buy some groceries today and my heart dropped.

A sea of red and white greeted me inviting me to support ‘your team’ with basket after basket of tat adorned with the emblem of St George - flags, hats, mugs, T shirts, footballs, banners, flip flops and other assorted paraphernalia.

This news from Celtic League just received:

Irish Branch Supports Yes In Scottish Referendum: Meeting in Dublin and Belfast

Information release from the Cornwall Branch of the Celtic League:

"On 19th March, 2014, the BBC aired a programme entitled ‘W1A’ which was supposed to be humorous. Several reports in the media followed which informed people in Cornwall expressed dismay at the programme’s treatment of the Cornish who were portrayed in the usual bigoted manner by the London based broadcaster.

A poll by a group of newspapers in Cornwall has found the vast majority of those who voted do not consider themselves English.

Local World publications The Cornishman, West Briton and Cornish Guardian, gave users a chance to respond online after the county’s heritage was given “protected status.”

It asked: Do you feel more Cornish or English?

Users who took part voted 78 per cent for Cornish, 14 per cent for English and eight per cent didn’t know.

A message from An Kesuntans Keltek Scoren Kernewek - The Cornwall Branch of the Celtic League.

"Cornwall Branch of the Celtic League again declares solidarity with Brittany!

In the photograph we see Pierre Le Moine at his headquarters in Brittany. Pierre has close relatives who live and work in Cornwall and who speak fluent English, Cornish, French and Breton. One is a full member of the Cornwall Branch of the Celtic League and a founder member of Cornish Solidarity and long time campaigner for Cornish recognition which has now been achieved.

The media information from the Celtic League says it all as Cornwall erupted into celebrations this night:

"The Cornish people are to be recognised as a national minority group by the UK Government after 15 years of campaigning.

22 April, 2014

Dear Members of Parliament for Cornwall

The Cornwall Branch of the Celtic League has a growing number of members who live across Cornwall and indeed beyond - members who live in your constituencies.

In the face of increased demonstrations in Breizh with the spread of the grass roots 'Red Bonnets' movement, the Cornwall Branch of the Celtic League - An Kesunyans Keltek Scoren Kernewek have issued the following message of support: