NOT all 25-year-olds think about death, but Keith Hall has been spending quite a bit of time pondering the subject. That’s because he is planning to set up a natural burial service on family-owned land in Carmarthenshire. He reckons the two fields
Llangadog Show was held on Saturday, August 3 at the Penybont Old Racecourse Fields, by kind permission of Mr and Mrs Alun Williams, with Mrs Francis Davies of Cross Hands, the show president. A spokesperson for the event said: "Many thanks to
Neath Port Talbot Council road repair crews have been trialling a new pothole repair method which uses a plastic based substance instead of traditional tarmac. Initial results from the tests suggest the use of the new material could be faster, cleaner
Police are investigating further damage to the public toilets at Margaret Street, Ammanford. The latest graffiti has been caused sometimes between Tuesday, August 6 and Thursday, August 8. A spokesperson for Dyfed-Powys Police said: "Any persons
The number of children and young people in Wales who are turning to Childline with worries about exam results has risen for the fourth consecutive year. The free and confidential counselling service, supported by the NSPCC, delivered 50 sessions
The National Botanic Garden of Wales is “hands down one of Britain’s most phenomenal gardens . . . wholly deserving of a full day’s exploration”. This is what has been written about the garden by the world’s most iconic travel guide publisher, Lonely
