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RNLI lifeguards set to return to beaches across South and West Wales
The first beaches will see patrols start from Saturday April 1 ahead of the Easter holiday
Carmarthenshire
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Housebuilder gives Cross Hands school pupils chance to swap classes for construction site
The visit was arranged by Persimmon Homes West Wales
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Gwili tourist railway set for Carmarthen relocation
Passengers will catch trains at Abergwili Junction with the launch of a new Gwili Steam Railway visitor hub
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Llanelli MP Nia Griffith visits Gestamp car component plant
Dame Nia Griffith said Gestamp is a factory and workforce that Llanelli and the UK can really be proud of
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MP blasts closure of Llandeilo’s Barclays Bank
MP Jonathan Edwards claims the closure of the town's last bank will have a 'massive effect' on the community
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Battle of the Beach cycle challenge attracts 1,000 riders to Pembrey Country Park
There is no other venue like it in the UK, and possibly in the world said organisers
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Labour leader of Llanelli Town Council calls for town's heritage to get greater protection
Cllr Darkin said more buildings should be protected in the town centre for their unique architecture
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Llanelli town councillors flying flag against transgender discrimination
Councillors will be marking International Transgender Day of Visibility
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Llanelli ready for return of Cartoon Capers day
It has been four years since the last celebration of Disney and other animated favourites was held in the town
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Police and crime commissioner joins students on tour of Dyfed-Powys Police custody suite construction
When opened next year the two storey building in Llanelli will include include 18 new cell custody suites
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New underground pipe is safe A484 crossing for otters in Kidwelly
Thes area was previously considered a black spot for otter safety
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Wales Air Ambulance’s much-loved Walk Wales challenge is back
Last year around 290 people of all ages put on their walking shoes to raise over £33,000