POLICE are appealing for information after two vehicle were damaged. The vehicles were in Ystradgynlais and Coelbren when they were damaged yesterday (Tuesday, August 13). The damage occurred between 6.30pm and 7.30pm. A spokesman for the
Police are investigating a number of thefts from motor vehicles in the Ammanford and Llandeilo areas. Officers would like to remind people to report anything suspicious and also not leave anything within sight in the vehicle. PC Dave White, from
A TYCROES man has been ordered to pay more than £500 after being caught speeding. Michael Davies, of Teglan Park, appeared at Llanelli Magistrates' Court on August 12. The 49-year-old was caught doing 48mph in Pontamman Road's 30mph section on
Ashmole & Co are delighted to announce that Kane Williams has started working for the accountancy firm full time after gaining his degree. Kane, aged 22 from Ammanford, has been working in Ashmole & Co’s Ammanford office throughout his studies.
A LLANDEILO man has been fined and hit with points on his licence after being caught doing nearly 20mph over the speed limit. Eifion Williams, of Nanty Ffn, Capel Isaac, appeared at Llanelli Magistrates' Court on August 12. He admitted speeding
Ammanford exited the Nathaniel MG Cup in the second round after giving a good account of themselves as they travelled to JD Cymru Premier League outfit, Newtown AFC. The weather was blustery showers mixed with a glimpse of blue sky, not the best
Cwmamman United bowed out of the Nathaniel MG Cup as they suffered a 4-1 defeat at the hands of JD Cymru Premier side, Carmarthen Town. It was a harsh scoreline for the Blues who competed well throughout the game against their opponents. Despite
A MEMORIAL football match has been organised in memory of a much loved local footballer from Penygroes. Craig Bennett passed away after his battle with cancer on July 31 at the age of 37. Craig, known to his friends and teammates as Benny,
Volunteering not only benefits communities but also provides opportunities for people to develop personally and professionally. Two Neath Port Talbot residents who have benefited greatly from volunteering are Workways + participants Rhodri Isaac
