AS the coronavirus pandemic continue to progress, pressure on all our NHS services will increase. The Welsh Government has put together five simple steps to help you get the right healthcare and support, while also helping your local GP practice
CARMARTHENSHIRE county council has temporarily suspended pay and display at all its town centre car parks in response to Covid-19. A spokesperson for the council said whilst they appreciate there is a need to go out to get essentials, they continue
YSGOL Llanedi school children recently received a donation of Physical Education resources and supplies. It was made possible after families helped collect the Aldi Kits for Schools coupons. Headteacher Sian Rees has thanked the public for their
SEVENTY-ONE new cases of coronavirus have been officially identified in Wales as of today, March 23, bringing the official total to 418, with a further four deaths in Wales. The total number of deaths in Wales now stands at 16. No new cases of
WITNESSES are being sought after a quad bike and trailer was stolen in the Swansea Valley. Ystradgynlais police are investigating the incident and have issued an appeal for information. A police spokesperson said: "Sometime between 5.30pm on
REPRESENTATIVES from Trap Agricultural Show have met with MP Jonathan Edwards, County Councillor Edward Thomas and Stuart Quick from Carmarthenshire County Council Highways Department to show them the awful condition of the road surface near Tirygoetre
CARE provision has been provided for around 500 children in Carmarthenshire whose parents work in key roles within the NHS and social care sector. Carmarthenshire County Council has set up three strategic care hubs across the county to provide care
ALL Carmarthenshire County Council run parks have been closed. This decision has been taken for the overriding priority of protecting visitors and staff, and in line with Government advice around social distancing. It includes Pembrey Country
CARMARTHENSHIRE County Council has teamed up with one a major local food suppliers to offer a food distribution service in response to the Coronavirus emergency. The council is working with Cross Hands-based Castell Howell to make food available
