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Rain isn’t the only thing that’s biblical in these parts … We explore a holy land of walks, pubs and crystal-clear night skies in Carmarthenshire

Girl now 14 had admitted wounding teachers and pupil but denies attempted murder at Ysgol Dyffryn Aman in April

Students were held in lockdown in their classrooms during the ‘deeply worrying’ incident

South-west Wales was reeling in the wake of social unrest in November 1843. There had been a series of protests over several years by farmers furious at taxation levels, mainly attacking tollgates. Often, the men involved dressed as women and were therefore known in Welsh as Merched Beca (Rebecca’s daughters).…

Carmarthenshire County Council failed to secure an injunction against proposals to place migrants at a Llanelli hotel.

Our thoughts are with those who have lost loved ones

Funding for a new station in St Clears had been promised, but delays have thrown the plans into doubt

Our thoughts are with those who have lost loved ones

Cllr Aled Vaughan Owen once called on the council to push for net zero - now he's in charge of making it happen