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Council serves COVID compliance notices on Lidl and Morrisons in Llanelli

Carmarthenshire Council COVID enforcement officers have served compliance notices on two Llanelli supermarkets after they were found to not be…

Consultation on changing Model School in Carmarthen to Welsh Medium will not go ahead

Carmarthenshire Council’s Executive Board has decided not to go ahead with a consultation to change the Foundation Phase provision at…

Consultation period for four Carmarthenshire schools extended

Carmarthenshire Council’s Executive Board has extended the consultation period for four different school proposals until it meets again to discuss…

Carmarthenshire Council Tax increase ‘capped to £1 a week’ extra after increase rethink

An initial council tax increase of 4.89 per cent was initially reduced to 4.48 per cent. Following a rethink, this…

Carmarthenshire Leader calls for national strategy on flood defences

The Leader of Carmarthenshire County Council has called on Welsh Government to make investment in flood defences a national strategic…

Carmarthenshire rates as one of the most affordable crime-free places to live in the UK according to new survey

Four of the top ten UK postcodes ranked as the most affordable crime-free places to live are in Carmarthenshire according…

Popular Llanelli indoor skatepark to close and move to a Swansea Industrial Estate

Ramps, the popular Llanelli indoor skatepark has announced that they are to close their Llanelli location at Sandy Road and…

Support for Carmarthenshire market and business traders

Carmarthenshire County Council business tenants, including market traders, could be offered a further rent concession to help them deal with…

Llanelli Town Council proposes no tax increase for residents

Llanelli Town Council last has voted not to increase the community element of the Council Tax levied on Llanelli ratepayers.…

Welsh businesses hit by floods can access up to £2,500 of new emergency funding

Businesses in Wales affected by recent devastating floods will be able to access up to £2,500 of emergency Welsh Government…

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