Carmarthen Journal - 2023-10-25

• Council forecastin­g £60m underspend
• A healthy change in attitudes to growing old
• ‘I’m a bit of an anomaly’: Vicar in tats and make-up
• Scan all clear for comedian Rhod
• Dolphin habitat among areas hit by years of Welsh Water pollution
• Mansion owners deny rumours property will house asylum seekers
• Four forced to flee pub blaze in early hours
• Cameras helping to catch the fly-tippers
• Urdd unveils its new eco-friendly ‘digital escape’
• Fireworks bonanza is back – and ready to go with a bang!
• The Melbourne misinterpr­etation makes much mirth
• Are we part of the problem, or the solution?
• Plans for chamber of commerce discussed
• Manager Dan up for award after green uni crusade
• ‘A punch in the stomach for farmers’ – anger at rural budget cuts
• Ban on street drinking in town centres to remain until 2026
• Schoolchil­dren help launch book celebratin­g village’s past
• Llanddarog
• Kay Anthony
• Brechfa Forest
• Carmarthen
• Burry Port Carol Skelton
• Kidwelly & Mynyddygar­reg Carys Edwards
• Gwaun-cae-gurwen
• Side hustles help savers keep their finances on track
• My leg is one of my strong suits!
• Elvis was a smart guy... he was the best friend I ever had
• Smart light for darker days...
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Cerdded Ynys Wyth
• ‘Perfect storm’ for dairy farmers
• MEDALS GALORE IN FIRST EVENT
• REDS ROMP TO STUNNING WIN
• EARLY BLAST FIRES UP TOWN
• Otters stay in second spot after hitting the try trail
• Amman scare high-flyers, but fall short in a thriller
• JONES UPSET AS DROVERS HIT TOP FORM
• SCARLETS CRUSHED BY RUNAWAY BULLS
• PEEL: NO PANIC

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