Posibilrwydd y bydd angen i Gyngor Sir Gâr ddod o hyd i arbedion o £22m
MAE Cyngor Sir Caerfyrddin yn wynebu penderfyniadau anodd iawn, gan fod costau cynyddol chwyddiant, prisiau bwyd ac ynni ynghyd â…
Month: October 2022
Swansea’s biggest waterfront winterland attraction is back from November 8
IT’S that time of year again, the temperatures are dropping, the nights are drawing in … and Swansea’s Waterfront Winterland…
Extra 200 children to get a Flying Start
AN additional 200 children are set to benefit from an expansion of Swansea’s popular Flying Start programme which makes a…
Parents and Carers urged to talk about online safety
Dyfed-Powys Police is urging parents and carers to talk to children and young people about staying safe online. Police are…
Written Statement: Funding for Warm Hubs
Jane Hutt MS, Minister for Social Justice has issued a written statement on warm hubs. The statement reads as follows:…
A lot to learn from Penguins
It looks like we will have to be a little jollier this winter and huddle together in a building somewhere…
Warm Hubs the Tip of the Iceberg
It looks like we will have to be a little jollier this winter and huddle together in a building somewhere…
Carmarthenshire County Council may need to find savings of £22m
Very difficult decisions lie ahead of Carmarthenshire County Council, as the rising cost of inflation, food and energy prices along…
Cyngor yn cefnogi gwasanaeth trên intercity newydd rhwng Caerfyrddin a Paddington Llundain
MAE Cyngor Sir Caerfyrddin yn llwyr gefnogol o gynnig Grand Union Trains i weithredu gwasanaeth trên intercity newydd rhwng Caerfyrddin a Paddington Llundain, gyda phum gwasanaeth dychwelyd bob…
Carmarthenshire Council supports new intercity train service between Carmarthen and Paddington
CARMARTHENSHIRE County Council is fully supportive of the Grand Union Trains proposal to operate a new intercity train service between Carmarthen and London Paddington, with five return services every day. The application, that has been submitted by Grand Union Trains (GUT) is currently being considered by the Office of Rail and Road ORR. The application includes a commitment to build a new ‘parkway’ station at Felindre, north of Swansea, which will reduce journey times from Carmarthen and Llanelli to Cardiff and onto London by around 20 minutes. Services will be operated by brand new bi-mode trains which can operate as electric or diesel. The proposal for a high-quality train service, with a twenty-minute…