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The Llanelli Star, a weekly newspaper published by Reach PLC, is in tabloid format. It has served Carmarthenshire and southwest Wales since 1909. The paper informs readers on council decisions, school, healthcare, business and community issues, reflecting residents' priorities. Each issue features detailed articles on Welsh culture, heritage and language, alongside profiles of individuals and groups shaping civic life. Sports coverage focuses on rugby, football and grassroots competitions, reinforcing Llanelli’s reputation as a rugby stronghold while supporting the broader sporting community. Opinion pages include commentary and letters that spark public discussion on local developments. The Llanelli Star has earned local recognition for its commitment to community-focused journalism. Its tone is clear, approachable and reader-oriented, designed to keep information accessible without sacrificing depth. As part of Reach PLC’s network of regional titles, it benefits from shared resources while maintaining a strong identity rooted in Llanelli’s distinct history and cultural identity.
THE Welsh Rugby Union has finally published the evidence underpinning its decision to axe one of the Ospreys or Scarlets, with the governing body adamant two of the three teams going forward should be based in Cardiff and east wales. After...
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A SHOPLIFTER threatened to stab security guards with hypodermic syringes, a court has heard. During one of the incidents Kara Racuoco claimed to own Asda. The 41-year-old’s barrister told Swansea Crown Court her client has mental health...
A CLAIMS process is now open for the distribution of more than £20,000 raised through a wildfire support fund. The Rhandirmwyn and District Community Association (RDCA) has announced the move following the major wildfire that affected...
ANOTHER four schools with low pupil numbers in Carmarthenshire face major uncertainty as plans recommending their closure are unveiled. Councillors on a scrutiny committee were due to hear more about the options for Ysgol Blaenau, Ysgol...
WHEN TS Eliot wrote: “Macavity’s a Mystery Cat: he’s called the Hidden Paw — For he’s the master criminal who can defy the Law”, he was obviously anticipating the feline misdemeanours of the countless cats who mistake my garden,...
Forecast. Initial rain clearing to drier weather. Temperatures tapering off. Thursday: Rain/Showers. Day 18C/64F Night 12C/54F in Pwll. Moderate south-westerly. Friday: Dry, sunny spells. Day 16C/61F Night 7C/45F in Loughor. Moderate...
