YSGOL HEOL GOFFA: Four pupils have died in six months, says councillor, and still no nurse

Health chiefs could give no guarantee and no deadline for a nurse at the Llanelli special school, campaigners say, and…

ROAD DEATHS: 12 killed on Carmarthenshire’s roads last year, at nearly twice the Welsh rate per mile

It is the second year running the county has lost more than ten people on its roads. In Swansea, the…

LLANPUMSAINT: Elephant sanctuary that says it cut a £1,000-a-week power bill to almost nothing gets £251,545 for batteries

Skanda Vale’s wind turbine and solar panels save it more than £40,000 a year, the Welsh Government says. The new…

FOLLY FARM: Carmarthen art student’s bronze Hugo now watches over the lion’s pride

Katie Morrissey had never sculpted on this scale before. The keeper who knew Hugo best chose her design from eight.

MILK PRICE: Farmers paid 16% less in a year, and half of Welsh milk leaves Wales

The price dairy farmers get for their milk has dropped by 16.3% in a year, and nearly half of all…

PONTYATES: ‘What has changed since January?’ Politicians quiz health board over GP surgery merger

In January, Hywel Dda’s own panel wanted Meddygfa’r Sarn’s patients moved to other surgeries. Now it backs a merger with…

CARMARTHENSHIRE: Your black bag day could change next month, even if you keep blue bags

Collection rounds are being redrawn across the whole county from Monday 2 November, not just for homes switching to the…

LLANELLI: Home-cooked meals for £2 from a freezer at the town’s old railway goods shed

It’s pay what you can, with meatballs, stews and lasagne cooked from scratch by volunteers. The freezer is open four…

LLANELLI: Young people can now walk in off the street for mental health support at a new café

There’s no referral and no waiting list at Y Stryd, which is open to anyone aged 11 to 24. Local…

LLANELLI: 29,000 blood test patients since June as Canolfan Pentre Awel turns one

It opened a year ago on land where Llanelli once made tinplate. Here’s how the town has used it, and…

MEIDRIM: Village school will close at Christmas after councillors vote it through

Ysgol Meidrim's 24 pupils move to Hafodwenog or Ysgol Griffith Jones in January, and Ysgol Y Fro, which has none…