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Llandeilo to hold first Pride weekend in July
The day will begin with a parade along Rhosmaen Street, followed by a range of entertainment
Ian Lewis
Chief reporter for Carmarthen Journal and also write for Llanelli Star, South Wales Evening Post and Western Mail.
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University of Wales Trinity Saint David launches colleges partnership
The new partnership was launched at the Senedd in Cardiff
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Swansea Para Sports Festival to tee off with the Welsh Golf Open at Langland Bay
The golf event is part of a a week-long, multi-sports and multi-venue festival
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Swansea marks almost half a million summer-time rides on its free buses
More than 222,000 people took advantage of the offer last summer and now it's being extended
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Llanelli athlete wins silver at Special Olympics in Berlin
Llinos Gilmore Jones is part of the Special Olympics Great Britain team competing in bocce
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MS calls for Carmarthen showground bus stop to replace lost park and ride service
MS Samuel Kurtz wants the Traws Cymru electric bus to add the stop to its route
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Carmarthenshire’s Aberglasney Gardens set to host celebration of local food and music
The two-day event will take place in September
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New Quay RNLI lifeboat crew bringing home new £2.5m lifeboat
More than £100,000 has been raised towards crew training and transportation costs for the new boat
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Campaigners fighting to save Llanelli's Stradey Park Hotel from housing asylum seekers write to investors
They are writing to investors reminding them their original investment was in a four-star hotel
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Free parking this weekend and more in Swansea
Swansea Council said the move is part of its commitment to shoppers, businesses and visitors
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How town came together paving the way for Carmarthen Leisure Centre almost 50 years ago
Around £20,000 was collected from kind donations by local organisations towards building a leisure centre
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Swansea students hit the heights to win aerospace engineering competition
The competition held annually in the UK and USA sees students designing a whole aircraft