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Residents to have say over Llangennech flood prevention plans
The public can have their say at a consultation event on April 19
Ian Lewis
Chief reporter for Carmarthen Journal and also write for Llanelli Star, South Wales Evening Post and Western Mail.
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Chair of Hywel Dda University Health Board to retire
Maria Battle said it has 'been an honour' to work alongside dedicated staff and board members
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Pop-up shops returning to Carmarthenshire towns this month
Carmarthen, Llanelli and Ammanford are welcoming back pop-up shops for the county's independent traders
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Popular Llandeilo book festival Lit Fest returns
This month's festival is shaping up to be an exciting weekend in the Carmarthenshire town
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Return of Llanelli’s Cartoon Capers Day hailed success
More than 40 characters packed the town centre to the delight of little ones during the Easter holidays
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Swansea doctor awarded grant towards research exploring brain nerve damage
Dr Roberto Angelini will receive funding of up to £100,000 over two years
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Llanelli MP visits inspirational men’s stroke support group
There are 23 men in the group from across Carmarthen, Swansea and Llanelli who meet every month in Gorslas
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Course record held for 12 years broken at Mumbles Duathlon Race
Swansea's Emily Marchant holds the new female course record for the popular running and cycling event
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Friends of Swansea’s Singleton Park launch more improvements
Friends of Singleton Park continues to work on projects and have plans for the future
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12 year-old’s fundraising walk from Aberavon rugby club to Pen Y Fan
Ollie Downey is covering up to nine miles on some days of his walk raising money to buy kits for teammates
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West Wales health board's first solar farm sparks into life
The solar farm is based at the board's Hafan Derwen site in St David's Park on the edge of Carmarthen
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Crymych Arms community purchase sees £58,000 ploughed into project
In one day £58,400 was pledged by the community towards buying and reopening the village pub