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Rydyn ni'n dathlu 90 mlynedd o'n gwasanaeth Llyfrau Llafar @rnib.bsky.social gyda recordiad arbennig o Pride and Prejudice. Ymhlith yr wynebau enwog yn y bwth recordio mae Jake Sawyers.
Dyma ateb 10 cwestiwn cyflym am recordio clasur Jane Austen.

We’re celebrating 90 years of @rnib.bsky.social Talking Books with a special recording of Pride and Prejudice. Among the famous faces in the recording booth is Jake Sawyers.
Here he is answering 10 quickfire questions on recording the Jane Austen classic.

Rydyn ni yng Nghynhadledd Plaid Cymru yn #ICCCymru. Dewch i ddweud helo a darganfod sut y gallwn wneud Cymru yn le tecach i bobl sydd â cholled golwg.
Darllenwch ein maniffesto 2026 yma: bit.ly/3L12G0o

We’re at the @plaidcymru.bsky.social Party Conference at the #ICCWales.
Come and say hello and find out how we can make Wales a fairer place for people with sight loss.
Read our manifesto: https://bit.ly/4nClL7H

Rydym yn croesawu dadl Cyfarfod Llawn y Senedd ddoe, a welodd sawl cyfeiriad at bwysigrwydd cynnwys pobl ddall ac â golwg rhannol wrth gynllunio a chyflawni cynlluniau teithio llesol yng Nghymru. Diolch i Mark Isherwood a Peredur Owen Griffiths am sôn am ein gwaith yn y maes hwn.

We welcome yesterday's Senedd Plenary debate, which saw several references to the importance of including blind and partially sighted people in the delivery of active travel schemes in Wales.
Thanks to @markisherwoodms.bsky.social and @peredurplaidas.bsky.social for mentioning our work in this area.

Mae'n flwyddyn fawr i wleidyddiaeth Cymru, a chyn etholiadau'r Senedd ym mis Mai, mae ein Rheolwr Polisi Liz wedi bod yn siarad â Connect Radio am ein maniffesto.

Gwrandewch a darganfyddwch beth all Llywodraeth nesaf Cymru ei wneud i wneud Cymru'n lle mwy cynhwysol i bobl sydd â cholled golwg.

It’s a big year for Welsh politics, and ahead of May’s Senedd elections, our Policy Manager Liz has been speaking to @rnibradio.bsky.social about our manifesto.

Have a listen and find out what the next Welsh Government can do to make Wales a more inclusive place for people with sight loss.

Home | Jobs and Careers with the BBC We're one of the most creative organisations in the world, offering a rewarding, exciting and impactful career. Learn more about careers at the BBC.

Mae ceisiadau ar gyfer Rhaglen Brentisiaeth y BBC bellach ar agor, ac maen nhw'n awyddus i glywed gan ymgeiswyr o ystod amrywiol o gefndiroedd, gan gynnwys pobl sydd â cholled golwg. Dysgwch fwy am y cynllun, a gwnewch gais, yma: https://bit.ly/3Y1FUJb

Home | Jobs and Careers with the BBC We're one of the most creative organisations in the world, offering a rewarding, exciting and impactful career. Learn more about careers at the BBC.

Applications for the BBC Apprenticeship Programme are now open, and they’re keen to hear from applicants from a diverse range of backgrounds, including those with sight loss.
Learn more about the scheme, and apply, here: https://bit.ly/3Y1FUJb

Ydych chi wedi anfon eich cardiau Nadolig eto? Mae RNIB Cymru yma i’ch helpu! Mae gennym lwyth o ddyluniadau gwych sy'n cynnwys delweddau cyffyrddol, testun print bras a braille. Archebwch eich rhai chi o Siop yr RNIB heddiw: https://bit.ly/4j0QyJW

Have you sent your Christmas cards yet? RNIB Cymru is on hand! We’ve got loads of great designs featuring tactile images, large print text and braille.
Get yours today from the RNIB Shop: https://bit.ly/4j0QyJW

Thanks NFU Mutual for your support!
Your funding will help our See Cymru Differently team improve eye health awareness and improve accessibility across Wales’ rural communities.

Diolch i NFU Mutual am eich cefnogaeth!
Bydd eich cyllid yn helpu ein tîm Gweld Cymru’n Wahanol i wella ymwybyddiaeth o iechyd llygaid a gwella hygyrchedd ar draws cymunedau gwledig Cymru.

Mae mwy nag 80,000 o bobl yng Nghymru mewn perygl o golli eu golwg yn ddiangen wrth aros am driniaeth - mae hynny'n ddigon i lenwi Stadiwm Principality i'r ymylon.

Helpwch ni i fynd i'r afael â hyn drwy gymryd rhan yn ein e-weithrediad heddiw:
https://bit.ly/3XXqW6N

Llun o dair menyw a labrador du yn sefyll o flaen bwrdd wedi'i orchuddio â thaflenni a llyfrynnau. Maen nhw'n dal dogfen o'r enw 'Cymru Decach: Cydraddoldeb mewn Golwg'. Y tu ôl iddynt mae baner gyda logo RNIB Cymru.

Roedd yn wych siarad â chymaint o ASau yn nigwyddiad #IDPD Senedd ddydd Mercher. Diolch i bawb a ddaeth i sgwrsio.
Eisiau darganfod sut rydyn ni'n gweithio tuag at Gymru decach i bobl sydd â cholled golwg? Darllenwch ein maniffesto 2026 yma: https://bit.ly/3L12G0o

Photo of three woman and a black labrador alongside Mark Drakeford, stood in front of a table covered in leaflets and booklets. They’re holding a document titled ‘A Fairer Wales: Equality in Sight’ Behind them is a banner featuring the RNIB Cymru logo.

It was great to speak to so many MSs at the Senedd's #IDPD event on Wednesday. Thanks to everyone who stopped by to chat.
Want to find out how we’re building towards a fairer Wales for people with sight loss? Read our 2026 manifesto here: https://bit.ly/4nClL7H

Sut gellid gwella'r asesiad Taliad Annibyniaeth Personol (PIP)? If you're affected by sight loss, we're here for you

Mae Llywodraeth y DU ar fin adolygu'r broses asesu PIP, ac rydym eisiau sicrhau bod unrhyw newidiadau yn ei gwneud yn decach i bobl sydd â cholled golwg.
Cymerwch 5 munud i ddweud wrthym am eich profiadau a helpu i lywio'r drafodaeth: https://bit.ly/43TTKRi

How could the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) assessment be improved? If you're affected by sight loss, we're here for you

UK Government is set to review the PIP assessment process, and we want to ensure any changes make it fairer for people with sight loss.
Please take 5 minutes to tell us about your experiences and help inform the discussion: https://bit.ly/4irP4Z1

I ddysgu mwy am ein maniffesto ar gyfer etholiadau'r Senedd 2026, ewch i'n gwefan Defnyddiwch ein llythyr templed i ofyn i'ch AS wneud rhoi terfyn ar golled golwg y mae posib ei osgoi yn flaenoriaeth.

Mae pob oediad yn golygu bod mwy o bobl yn byw mewn ofn o golli eu golwg pan allai fod wedi cael ei achub - a mwy o fywydau yn cael eu newid am byth.

Llenwch eich manylion i ofyn i’ch AS i flaenoriaethu mynd ar afael a cholled golwg:

Colli Golwg: Pam mae angen sylw brys ar ofal llygaid yng Nghymru Mae Pwyllgor Iechyd a Gofal Cymdeithasol y Senedd yn rhybuddio bod angen gweithredu ar unwaith i fynd i'r afael ag oedi mewn gwasanaethau offthalmoleg ac atal achosion o golli golwg y gellir eu hosgoi...

Rydym yn falch bod Pwyllgor Iechyd a Gofal Cymdeithasol @senedd.cymru yn galw am welliannau i wasanaethau llygaid yma yng Nghymru ar frys.

Rydym yn annog Llywodraeth Cymru i weithredu'n gyflym drwy roi'r buddsoddiad hanfodol sydd ei angen ar wasanaethau offthalmoleg yng Nghymru:

Help to end avoidable sight loss in Wales Write to you Member of the Senedd today.

Every delay means that more people will be living in fear of losing their sight when it could have been saved — and more lives changed forever.

Help us call for action.

Fill in a few details to ask your MS to make tackling sight loss a priority: change.rnib.org.uk/page/180855/...

Losing Sight: Why eye care in Wales needs urgent attention The Senedd’s Health and Social Care Committee warns that immediate action is needed to address delays in ophthalmology services and prevent avoidable sight loss. Its inquiry report calls for steps to ...

We're glad that @senedd.wales's Health and Social Care Committee are calling for urgent improvements to eye care services in Wales.
We urge Welsh Government to invest in ophthalmology services to prevent people needlessly losing their sight: research.senedd.wales/research-art...

Help to end avoidable sight loss in Wales Write to you Member of the Senedd today.

There are over 80,000 people on eye care waiting lists at risk of needlessly losing their sight in Wales - enough to fill the Principality Stadium to capacity.

Help us to tackle this by taking part in our e-action today: https://change.rnib.org.uk/page/180855/action/1

Bydd y Bil Gwasanaethau Bysiau (Cymru) yn cael ei ddadlau am y tro olaf yr wythnos nesaf.
Mae ein e-weithrediad wedi cyrraedd hanner yr ASau yn barod ond mae amser o hyd i ofyn i’ch AS gefnogi hygyrchedd.
Dim ond dau funud y mae'n ei gymryd, ond gall wneud byd o wahaniaeth: https://bit.ly/4hwYjXn

The Bus Services (Wales) Bill is debated for a final time next week.
Our e-action has reached half of MSs but there's still time for you to ask your MS to get on board for accessibility.
It only takes two minutes, and could make all the difference: https://bit.ly/3JYpTQQ

Rhys ab Owen yw'r AS diweddaraf i alw am flaenoriaethu anghenion pobl ddall ac â golwg rhannol yn y bil bysiau sydd ar ddod.
Mae profiadau fel rhain yn cael eu hailadrodd ledled Cymru bob dydd.
Gofynnwch i'ch AS ymuno â'r alwad am rwydwaith bysiau sy'n gweithio i bawb: https://bit.ly/49ptWQy

Rhys ab Owen is the latest MS to call for the needs of blind and partially sighted people to be prioritised in the upcoming bus bill.
Experiences like this are replicated across Wales every day.
Ask your MS to join the call for a bus network that works for everyone: https://bit.ly/3JYpTQQ

Mae Betti ac Anum yn sefyll y naill ochr a'r llall i Joanna Page (Stacey o Gavin and Stacey). Maen nhw’n edrych yn hapus, er braidd yn oer ar stryd ym Mhen-y-bont ar Ogwr. Mae Betti yn gwisgo siwmper wen, siorts du ac esgidiau brown clyd, ac mae Anum yn dal ffon ac yn gwisgo siaced “puffa” ddu gyda thop pinc llachar.

Ddoe fe wnaeth Anum a Betti orffen ffilmio #ShiftTheThrift, prosiect newydd cyffrous gan y BBC sy’n cael ei gyflwyno gan yr eicon Cymreig Joanna Page. Rydyn ni methu disgwyl i rannu mwy o fanylion yn y flwyddyn newydd... cadwch lygad allan!

Betti and Anum are standing either side of Joanna Page (Stacey from Gavin and Stacey). They all look happy, though a bit chilly on a street in Bridgend. Betti is wearing all black, Joanna is wearing a white jumper, black shorts and cosy brown boots, and Anum is wearing a black puffa jacket with a bright pink top and is carrying a cane.

Yesterday our very own Anum and Betti wrapped filming on #ShiftTheThrift, an exciting new BBC project presented by Welsh icon Joanna Page. We can’t wait to share more details in the new year… stay tuned!