In the border town of Oswestry, Welsh is heard in shops, on signs and in daily life – despite the town being firmly in England. "You're the first person I've spoken English with today," Sian Vaughan Jones said, with sudden realisation as I stepped into Siop Cwlwm , a Welsh-themed shop in the Shropshire market town of Oswestry. "You'll hear Welsh all over town," she added, as I browsed shelves lined with Welsh-language books, CDs, calendars and greetings cards. "There are some days when I don't