> Thanks for the advice about the county-names. So I can safely assume that > for the new (ugh!) Welsh counties, the name suffices, and for the others, > `Swydd' + the county-town. (Which is mutated, is it?) No, I don't think that's quite it! My understanding is that for the new (or at least, current) counties, then the name alone is OK (although you do get Cyngor Sir Dyfed I think) but that there tends to be a difference between the old counties in Wales and England: in Wales it's Si+r (+ soft mutation) e.g. Si+r Fon, Si+r Benfro, but that English counties are Swydd, e.g. Swydd Efrog, Swydd Caergrawnt (Yorks and Cambs). I have heard Si+r Caergrawnt used sometimes, but never Swydd Mo+n!! Nigel (ncallaghan@cix.compulink.co.uk)