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The changes that could be coming to one of Wales's busiest roads
A consultation about the proposals for one of Carmarthenshire's busiest roads is open until later this month
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New gym to open in Whitland despite objections saying it's too close to another one
A gym has recently opened in Whitland and now another one has got the green light
LLANGUNNOR: Tributes to Mair Lloyd, ‘a great Carmarthen character’, who has died aged 98
Twice chair of Llangunnor Community Council, a fixture of the knit and natter clubs and press officer for Carmarthen Fuchsia Club, Mair Lloyd showed Prince Charles and Princess Diana around her flood-damaged home after the 1987 Tywi flood. The post LLANGUNNOR: Tributes to Mair Lloyd, ‘a great Carm...
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Questions remain unanswered over £41m revamp of empty building in Carmarthen
The huge building was home to Debenhams between 2010 and 2021. It is now being turned into a 'hub' by Carmarthenshire Council but at a huge cost
CARMARTHEN: Additional 84 homes approved on fields off A40 near Travellers Rest
The next piece of the 1,100-home Carmarthen West scheme goes on the land between the A40 Travellers Rest junction and the old St David's Hospital. Councillors approved it on Thursday, and were told the school promised alongside the homes still has no application. The post CARMARTHEN: Additional 84 h...
The best sandwich in Wales is found at a cafe in the middle of nowhere
And everything else is ridiculously delicious too at this Carmarthenshire restaurant icon
Wales' 50 best pubs 2026
These pubs all have this in common: they are all places you will love having a drink
A giant mast will be installed in Brechfa Forest but then removed again
There were objections to the proposal but councillors unanimously approved it
Decision on rural home still not made six years after council received the application
And it's now out of their hands, says planning officer
Concern for River Towy if 84 new homes are built in Carmarthen
He welcomed the latest scheme and its high proportion of affordable homes
New programme to show off one of Wales' prettiest and greenest valleys
The Tywi Valley Path in Carmarthenshire opened earlier this year and now you can explore it in a whole new way
Ammanford man attacks mum and daughter in argument over cat
The incident was described as 'an impulsive act of stupidity causing by something as innocuous as the ownership of a cat'
He took a trip from England to Wales but had no idea he was being watched
Florin Kasmi parked up in the centre of Carmarthen but didn't realise police were onto him
Magical old Cross Hands cinema with rich history needs help to survive
The building dates back more than 100 years and used to be funded by local miners giving up 1p from their weekly pay packets
Police make grovelling apology after putting dementia patient's compensation in jeopardy
The error was described by a judge as 'absolutely disgraceful'
CARMARTHEN: Londoner caught with £40,000 of cannabis in town car park jailed
Officers found 4.5kg of cannabis vacuum-sealed in the boot of Florin Kasmi's white MG on Little Water Street, along with more than £12,700 in cash in the glove box. The post CARMARTHEN: Londoner caught with £40,000 of cannabis in town car park jailed appeared first on Swansea Bay News....
CARMARTHEN: Cost of turning old Debenhams into Atriwm more than doubles to £41m
The council says structural problems that only came to light once contractors opened the building up will cost £4.2m to put right, with the town centre health and leisure hub now due to open in early 2027. The post CARMARTHEN: Cost of turning old Debenhams into Atriwm more than doubles to £41m app...
Inside the former Debenhams store which is undergoing a £41m transformation
The new-look Carmarthen venue is expected to be ready early next year
Network Rail suing companies for millions after train derailment disaster in Llangennech
The train derailment in August 2020 saw 446,000 litres spill, threatening an environmental 'disaster'
How nature is coping in the record-breaking summer
The future of salmon is cause for concern