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Unassuming Welsh home was once at the centre of a turbulent protest movement
The historic property was once the scene for a revolutionary protest during the Rebecca Riots
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Racist row on street ended with assault inside shop
Two men both made racially abusive comments toward one another before a punch was thrown inside a Premier store
Welsh football club jumps into the unknown as historic day arrives
Excitement has built and everyone at the club hopes the town of Ammanford will enjoy the ride
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Police issue update on pedestrian killed in six-vehicle crash
One of the vehicles believed to have struck the pedestrian on the A40 was a 'marked police vehicle'
Houses and pub ruined by floods every winter could be saved by river plan
Modelling has shown that 60-70% of the debris would be steered through the bridge's arches and downstream
Pedestrian hit by multiple vehicles including police car dies on busy road
A marked police vehicle was one of a number of vehicles which hit a pedestrian on the A40 on Tuesday evening
Welsh hiker finds abandoned property in Wales and makes 'haunting' discovery inside
A Welsh hiker recently found an abandoned property in Wales, and admitted he made a "haunting" discovery inside. Dan documented his experience of exploring recently
Key area of Welsh council's spending doubles to £850k in just one year
The huge increase due to a rise in the number of young people needing care placements
CARMARTHEN: Council to demolish former Wilko and car park built over tomb of Henry VII’s father
Carmarthenshire's cabinet approved demolishing the former Wilko at Friars Park and rebuilding the 250-space car park on Monday, without debate and with no agreed plan for what replaces it. The site has more history than the shop that stands on it. The post CARMARTHEN: Council to demolish former Wilk...
Major update on future of former Wilko store in Carmarthen
£2.5m is being allocated to bring the site up to date
CARMARTHEN: Man guilty of attempted murder after spending the day hunting his ex-partner
James McKenna packed a 30cm kitchen knife, then spent 29 January moving between the places Joanne Sidaway might be. "I was looking for her," he told Swansea Crown Court. He found her in Carmarthen Park at 4pm. The post CARMARTHEN: Man guilty of attempted murder after spending the day hunting his ex-...
Jury returns verdict on man accused of trying to murder former lover in park
James McKenna said he only wanted to harm the woman who had ended their relationship the previous year
Armed police respond to Llanelli town centre incident
Armed officers were seen in Llanelli on Monday
Sales manager 'sexually mauled' young woman at party
John Brennan was 55 when he sexually touched a significantly younger woman three times during a party
Recycling centre hit with suspension as fly infestation plagues Welsh town
People in Llanelli have complained of feeling 'physically sick' for weeks due to the sheer number of flies in their homes
Drivers forced to park in field after serious crash causes gridlock
A man has been taken to hospital after a multi-vehicle collision on the A40 west of Carmarthen
'Our baby died four years ago and we still don't know how or why'
Jacob Simpson died in June 2022 after complications during his birth at Glangwili Hospital in Carmarthen. More than four years later, another pre-inquest review has taken place with no date set for a full inquest
CARMARTHEN: NRW investigating suspected pollution of the River Towy after dead fish report
Officers have twice attended the river after reports from the public — and the regulator says "considerable speculation" about a discharge from a particular site forms part of its ongoing investigation. The post CARMARTHEN: NRW investigating suspected pollution of the River Towy after dead fish re...
Key moments from court as man accused of attempted murder denies crime
James McKenna denies the attempted murder of Joanne Sidaway
SWANSEA CROWN COURT: Former Carmarthen MP, 83, cleared of groping woman on train
Gwynoro Jones, who represented Carmarthen for Labour in the 1970s, was found not guilty by a jury on Tuesday after telling the court the contact was accidental. The post SWANSEA CROWN COURT: Former Carmarthen MP, 83, cleared of groping woman on train appeared first on Swansea Bay News....