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In Pictures: Supporters join Save Our Scarlets march through Llanelli

Fans marched from Sandy Water Park to Parc y Scarlets today in a show of solidarity with the club, as concerns continue over the WRU’s consultation on the future of Welsh rugby. Our gallery captures the colour, banners and passion on display.

By

Kit Peters

Published: 27th September 2025

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Supporters gather at Sandy Water Park as the march begins

Supporters gather at Sandy Water Park as the march begins

Scarlets legend Rupert Moon addresses the crowd

Scarlets legend Rupert Moon addresses the crowd

Politicians including Plaid's Adam Price (back left), Labour's Nia Griffith (front centre) and Kidwelly Mayor Carl Peters-Bond (far right) were amongst the crowd

Politicians including Plaid's Adam Price (back left), Labour's Nia Griffith (front centre) and Kidwelly Mayor Carl Peters-Bond (far right) were amongst the crowd

Fans in Scarlets colours prepare to set off

Fans in Scarlets colours prepare to set off

The crowd set off from Sandy Water Park along the Millenium Coastal path

The crowd set off from Sandy Water Park along the Millenium Coastal path

Kidwelly Mayor, Carl Peters-Bond walking with the crowd

Kidwelly Mayor, Carl Peters-Bond walking with the crowd

Scarlets fans walking through Sandy Water Park

Scarlets fans walking through Sandy Water Park

Llanelli MP, Dame Nia Griffith and Llanelli Town Councillor Shaun Greany

Llanelli MP, Dame Nia Griffith and Llanelli Town Councillor Shaun Greany

Scarlets fans snake along the path next to Sandy Water Park's car park

Scarlets fans snake along the path next to Sandy Water Park's car park

The march with banners and flags held high

The march with banners and flags held high

Fans turned out in force to support the Scarlets

Fans turned out in force to support the Scarlets

The protestors march across Pont d'Agen bridge crossing the coastal road

The protestors march across Pont d'Agen bridge crossing the coastal road

Fans turned out to support the Scarlets

Fans turned out to support the Scarlets

The march passes the Jubilee pool

The march passes the Jubilee pool

Fans wore their Scarlets shirts and scarfs for the protest

Fans wore their Scarlets shirts and scarfs for the protest

Marching past the park

Marching past the park

Crossing the road into the town centre

Crossing the road into the town centre

Marchers make their way through Llanelli town centre.

Marchers make their way through Llanelli town centre.

Rupert Moon joins a sea of red marching past shops and offices

Rupert Moon joins a sea of red marching past shops and offices

Placards raised for shoppers to see

Placards raised for shoppers to see

Marching through the town centre

Marching through the town centre

Families joined the protest

Families joined the protest

A hat with a strong message

A hat with a strong message

Dressed to make a statement

Dressed to make a statement

Marching along Stepney Street

Marching along Stepney Street

Marching through Central Square

Marching through Central Square

Carmarthenshire Council leader Darren Price in the March

Carmarthenshire Council leader Darren Price in the March

Crossing the road at Swanfield Place

Town Councillors marching together - Labour's Andre McPherson and Independent councillor Sean Rees

Crowds squeezed onto the narrow pavement

Crowds squeezed onto the narrow pavement

Crossing the road at Swanfield Place

Crossing the road at Swanfield Place

Crowds march down Andrew Street

Crowds march down Andrew Street

The politicians are still marching

The politicians are still marching

The crowds march through the narrow residential streets towards the stadium

The crowds march through the narrow residential streets towards the stadium

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Supporters gather at Sandy Water Park as the march begins

Scarlets legend Rupert Moon addresses the crowd

Politicians including Plaid's Adam Price (back left), Labour's Nia Griffith (front centre) and Kidwelly Mayor Carl Peters-Bond (far right) were amongst the crowd

Fans in Scarlets colours prepare to set off

The crowd set off from Sandy Water Park along the Millenium Coastal path

Kidwelly Mayor, Carl Peters-Bond walking with the crowd

Scarlets fans walking through Sandy Water Park

Llanelli MP, Dame Nia Griffith and Llanelli Town Councillor Shaun Greany

Scarlets fans snake along the path next to Sandy Water Park's car park

The march with banners and flags held high

Fans turned out in force to support the Scarlets

The protestors march across Pont d'Agen bridge crossing the coastal road

Fans turned out to support the Scarlets

The march passes the Jubilee pool

Fans wore their Scarlets shirts and scarfs for the protest

Marching past the park

Crossing the road into the town centre

Marchers make their way through Llanelli town centre.

Rupert Moon joins a sea of red marching past shops and offices

Placards raised for shoppers to see

Marching through the town centre

Families joined the protest

A hat with a strong message

Dressed to make a statement

Marching along Stepney Street

Marching through Central Square

Carmarthenshire Council leader Darren Price in the March

Crossing the road at Swanfield Place

Crowds squeezed onto the narrow pavement

Crossing the road at Swanfield Place

Crowds march down Andrew Street

The politicians are still marching

The crowds march through the narrow residential streets towards the stadium

The Save Our Scarlets march brought supporters onto the streets of Llanelli this afternoon, as fans walked from Sandy Water Park to Parc y Scarlets ahead of the Munster match.

The event was filled with colour, banners and song, as supporters voiced their determination to protect the region’s future.

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Kit Peters is a journalist and the editor of Swansea Bay News, covering Swansea, Neath Port Talbot and Carmarthenshire since 2020.

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