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D-Day 77th anniversary: How Swansea deployed 13,000 troops to Normandy
Thousands of troops descended on the city before leaving for northern France from the docks
Ian Lewis
Chief reporter for Carmarthen Journal and also write for Llanelli Star, South Wales Evening Post and Western Mail.
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Trimsaran boy lands five big fish off Carmarthenshire coast including sharks
Logan Lloyd caught smooth-hound sharks while fishing with his uncle at Pembrey
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Dryslwyn Community Shop and Post Office given Queen's Award for Voluntary Service
The shop is a lifeline to many in the community and entirely run by volunteers
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Large clean up effort of River Teifi launched to clear plastic and litter
Residents start the first of many clean ups and warn the river is not a place for rubbish
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Swansea Wales Air Ambulance volunteer urges others to join the charity
The charity says it needs volunteers now more than ever in its 20 year history
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Llanelli mayor praises new educational garden at Parc Howard
Local schools have helped with the project to develop an area to the rear of the museum
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Carmarthen Quins RFC ‘use or lose it’ plea to fans and town
Chairman Jeff Davies says the clubhouse "needs members to support it more than ever"
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Vandalism, human waste and illegal camping damaging Pendine beauty spot
The spot has also seen overnight parties with gates and posts chopped up and used for campfires
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Dates set for Burry Port Heritage Week
A number of events are planned over a few days in the town
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Llanelli care home overwhelmed by generous donations for staff 'thank you' day
More than 100 gifts were donated from over 60 companies as a big thank you to staff
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Project launched to plant 25,000 trees across 28 acres in Carmarthenshire
The scheme is part of reforestation efforts and the battle against climate change
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Scouts Cymru appeal for new Carmarthenshire volunteers
In one year it has lost 29% of youth members and 10% of adults due to pressures of lockdown