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Slow introduction of ‘Lucy’s Law’ – a ban on third-party puppy and kitten sales – branded ‘cruel’

The introduction of ‘Lucy’s Law’ – a ban on third-party puppy and kitten sales – will be introduced in September,…

PCSOs praised for search for missing woman in treacherous conditions

A MISSING woman who was so cold that thermal imaging cameras couldn’t detect her, was returned home safely thanks to…

Council considers renaming ‘The Miners Theatre’ in Ammanford.

Residents in Ammanford are being asked their views on the renaming of The Miners’ Theatre. Carmarthenshire County Council is considering…

Lockdown sees surge in family history research in Carmarthenshire

More people in Carmarthenshire have been delving into their past than ever before the council has revealed. Since the start…

Arrest as up to 80 suspected stolen dogs are found by police

Police have recovered a large number of dogs suspected to have been stolen in recent months at two locations over…

Burry Port councillor new chair of community council organisation ‘One Voice Wales’

One Voice Wales, the national representative body for Community and Town Councils in Wales has a new Chair, Cllr. Mike…

Llanelli and Llandeilo pupils part of Wales’ first online Youth Climate Summit

Pupils from Ysgol Bro Dinefwr and Coedcae School were among over 50 participants who attended the first online Youth Climate…

Fire crews called to flooding incidents – and warn of more to come as Storm Christoph continues

As Storm Christoph continues to wreak havoc across the region, Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service has issued…

Hywel Dda Health Board Chair: Please don’t lose hope – vaccines are here

Maria Battle, the chair of Hywel Dda Health Board talks about the roll-out of COVID vaccinations in Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire and…

Public encouraged to have say on Carmarthenshire’s budget plans and 4.48 per cent council tax increase

Carmarthenshire council is inviting local residents, businesses, community and voluntary organisations to have their say on its draft budget so…

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