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Days left to stand for election to become a local councillor in Carmarthenshire
Anyone wishing to stand for election have until 4pm on April 5 to submit their nomination
Ian Lewis
Chief reporter for Carmarthen Journal and also write for Llanelli Star, South Wales Evening Post and Western Mail.
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Renowned Llanelli dance teacher with impressive career relaunches classes in the town
Ann Jones, 71, was nicknamed the Welsh Spitfire across the UK during her colourful career
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Fourth man admits ‘barbaric’ foul hooking on River Loughor between Llanelli and Swansea
Vu Van Ket deliberately used an illegal foul hooking method to catch fish under Loughor Bridge along the A484
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Carmarthenshire couple's fundraising efforts for Glangwili Hospital after caring for newborn son
Ross and Lauren Hicks want to raise £2,000 to buy gaming equipment but aim to do even more in future
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Project director appointed for Carmarthenshire's Pentre Awel scheme
With a project director in place, local contractors can discuss how to get involved in the scheme's construction
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How Carmarthenshire’s Ffos Las Racecourse survived the Covid-19 pandemic and is now looking to the future
Executive director Phil Bell talks about the 'rollercoaster' last two years and what the future holds
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Carmarthenshire prepares to welcome and support Ukrainian refugees
10 million people have now fled their homes in Ukraine due to the Russian invasion
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West Wales choirs joining forces to raise funds for the Ukraine crisis
A fundraising concert for Ukraine relief efforts takes place in Llanboidy on Saturday, April 2
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Hywel Dda Health Charities funds resources to combat malnutrition across west Wales
Resources will be available in hospitals but the aim is for posters and leaflets in pharmacies and communities
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Paintings of Neath and Swansea sell for £50,000 at auction
More than 40 paintings of the Neath Vale went under the hammer with one selling for £12,000
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Ceredigion crockery dish from Titanic sister ship sells for £2,000 at auction
The dish which is identical to those used on the Titanic was destined for a charity shop
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Concerns raised by mid and west Wales MS over dental provision in the region
There are claims of 'extortionate' waiting times and people struggling to register with NHS dentists