Archive

  • Llandeilo Lit Fest reveals star-studded lineup for 2024

    Llandeilo Lit Fest has announced some star guests for its 2024 festival. Notable Welsh writers, performers, and storytellers will meet in Llandeilo this April for the town's seventh annual Gŵyl Lên Llandeilo Lit Fest. Kate Humble, Owen Sheers

  • County council invests in electrifying cars and vans

    Carmarthenshire County Council successfully received £431,632 from the Welsh Government. The money will allow the council to buy 40 new electric vehicles for front-line services. Councillor Aled Vaughan Owen, cabinet member for climate change

  • West Wales maternity and early years strategy on its way

    Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion councils, and Hywel Dda University Health Board, recently unveiled their Maternity and Early Years Strategy 2022-26. The strategy firmly expresses their dedication to putting children at the heart of

  • Cwmamman United celebrate crucial win over Ynystawe Athletic

    Cwmamman United braved torrential rain to secure a vital 3-2 victory over Ynystawe Athletic at Ynystawe Park. The match, played under almost constant downpour, saw the victorious team maintain a strong performance throughout. Starting the game

  • Theatre company brings popular rhyme to Ammanford

    The People's Theatre Company is set to perform 'There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed a Fly' at Theatrau Sir Gâr's venues. The play will grace the stage in the spring, marking the beloved nursery rhyme's 50th anniversary. In Ammanford, the show

  • Input on Carmarthenshire's flood risk management strategy

    Carmarthenshire County Council is looking for residents' opinions on its six-year Local Flood Risk Management Strategy. The strategy is aimed at preventing and mitigating flood issues from 2024 to 2030 and can be seen here https://www.carmarthenshire.gov.wales

  • School students across Carmarthenshire flock to career fair

    More than 2,000 young people attended a careers event in Carmarthenshire. A total of 2,500 school students, from year 10 to 13 from nine schools across the county, participated in the 'Choose Your Future Carmarthenshire' event on February 22.