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Llandeilo Food Hub makes final deliveries before Christmas
Volunteers are thanking the public for generous donations to help families in need
Ian Lewis
Chief reporter for Carmarthen Journal and also write for Llanelli Star, South Wales Evening Post and Western Mail.
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Appeal over £700 theft of cable and metal from Carmarthen firm
The offence happened on the Cillefwr Industrial Estate in Johnstown
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Darts champion gets support from Carmarthen glazing firm
Jonny Clayton from Pontyberem lifted the World Cup of Darts trophy last month alongside fellow Welsh-man Gerwyn Price
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Carmarthen DIY store brings festive cheer to hospital children's centre
It's the little things and acts of kindness that count for so much this Christmas
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Llanelli cyclist raises thousands for hospital chemo and cancer units
Mike Lanfear completed the ride between north and south Wales in just over nine hours
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Carmarthen rallies together to give Christmas gifts to needy children
Presents poured in after Paul Bartley's appeal to put a smile on children's faces this Christmas
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Customers urged to speak out over Bridgend Barclays Bank closure
The Barclays branch on the town's industrial estate is set to close in February
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Carmarthen care home installs visiting pod for families ahead of Christmas
The pandemic has hit families hard with visiting loved one difficult over recent months
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Public consultation over Ammanford flood defence plans
The scheme proposes building flood defence bunds and walls in several areas of the town
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Carmarthenshire Hunt scraps Boxing Day and New Year events due to Covid-19
Organisers said both days cannot go ahead during the pandemic but hope to return in 2021
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Dyfed-Powys Police chief constable announces retirement
Chief Constable Mark Collins leaves a force which has restructured over recent years to meet the demands of modern day policing and very rural communities
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“Arts and culture in Wales must survive this pandemic” says Deputy Minister for Culture, Sport and Tourism
More than £30m has been distributed by the Welsh Government’s Cultural Recovery Fund