Access Row Over Llanelli Cenotaph Ramp
Frail and disabled veterans may face difficulties paying their respects at Llanelli’s Cenotaph this Remembrance Week after Carmarthenshire County Council…
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Reform UK Councillor Accuses Plaid of “Undermining Welsh Identity”
Carmarthenshire County Council has begun removing Welsh flags that had been hung by activists on lampposts, road signs, and other…
Raise the Colours Sparks Flag Fight in Wales Over Asylum Policy
Protest, Identity, and Wales as a Nation of Sanctuary In recent months, some protestors have proposed or engaged in placing…
Carmarthenshire Sees Fewer People in Temporary Housing but Costs Remain High
THE number of people placed in temporary accommodation in Carmarthenshire has fallen considerably but the costs haven’t. Like all local…
Swansea and Carmarthenshire Councils Paid Over £1m to Suspended Staff in Three Years
THEFT, turning up to work under the influence of alcohol, and aggressive behaviour led to a small number of council…
Travellers ordered to pack-up and move out of land at Delta Lakes, Llanelli
Travellers currently occupying land at Delta Lakes, part of the Pentre Awel development site in Llanelli, have been ordered to…
New Business Units to be built in Carmarthenshire
New business units will be built in Carmarthenshire to Net Zero standards, in a joint project between Carmarthenshire County Council…
Llanelli Market could be set to relocate as well as potential demolition of ‘ageing’ multi-storey carpark
PROPOSALS to relocate Llanelli Market and potentially demolish the ageing multi-storey car park above have been unveiled by Carmarthenshire Council.…
In-house auditors find weaknesses in Carmarthenshire Council systems
SOME staff who submitted travel claims included mileage from their home to office or depot while other claims were found…
Council tax premium on second homes in Carmarthenshire raises £1.6million in first year
A council tax premium on second homes and empty properties in Carmarthenshire has raised just over £1.6m in its first…