Tracking technology is commonly used in emails by big compainies to track what you do on your device and create tailored content through emails. Some of the largest brands in the UK including Tesco, Asos and HSBC use email pixels to monitor a person
The Met Office has upgraded the weather warning to an amber alert with heavy rain and strong winds set to cause flooding across Carmarthenshire. The fresh warning runs from 8pm tonight (Friday, February 19) to 6pm tomorrow and warns that heavy,
Another 42 new cases of coronavirus have been recorded in the Hywel Dda health board area according to today’s figures (Friday, February 19). Today’s Public Health Wales figures show 23 new cases in Carmarthenshire, 15 in Pembrokeshire and four
Ministers in Wales are to discuss the easing of restrictions on non-essential retail and close contact services over the next few weeks. First Minister Mark Drakeford today confirmed that stay-at-home restrictions will continue in Wales as the youngest
LOREN Dykes says she was privileged to join the Wales Women’s football interim coaching team at their training camp at the Vale Resort, in preparation for the 2023 FIFA World Cup Qualifiers. The recently retired centurion, from Pontardawe, was
A yellow weather warning for heavy rain has been issued by the Met Office across the region, which could lead to river flooding. The heavy rain is forecast from today, Friday, February 19, and continue until midday on Sunday. Natural Resources
SCARLETS and Wales forward Aaron Shingler is close to making his long-awaited return after nearly a year out with a leg problem - which is not thought to be related to any specific rugby incident. The 33-year-old, an ex-pupil at Pontarddulais Comprehensive
Cut-price retailer Poundstretcher is to open a new store in Ammanford tomorrow. The new College Street store will be swinging its doors open to customers at 10am tomorrow (February 20). Bosses say it has created both part-time and full-time
Stay-at-home restrictions will remain in place in Wales for a further three weeks as the youngest children start returning to school from Monday, First Minister Mark Drakeford will announce today, February 19. The First Minister will say that,
CARMARTHENSHIRE council business tenants, including market traders, could be offered a further rent concession to help them deal with the impact on trade due to level four Coronavirus restrictions. All non-essential retail premises have been closed
