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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.
POLICE have seized 12 e-scooters and e-bikes that had been used illegally in three areas of Llanelli. Dyfed-Powys Police’s local Neighbouring Policing and Prevention Team targeted three known hotspots in Station Road, North Dock and Penyfan.
FULL fibre broadband is now available to 22,000 homes and businesses across Llanelli following a major investment of around £6.6m – but many people could be using slower, less reliable connections. With almost 94% of properties in the area...
RECENTLY Chattybot has become an introvert. I tried to find out why it was sluggish in the morning, off its favourite bytes and refusing to watch China’s Humanoid Robot Games. It’s even stopped listening to its favourite band, the Algorhythms.
MYSTERIOUS red pellets have been removed from a Carmarthenshire park after they were spotted by a dog-walker and reported to the local authority. The walker found the pellets scattered at Sandy Water Park in Llanelli – a popular country...
Forecast: Some light rain but nothing substantial. Fair temperatures. Thursday: Light rain. Day 21C/70F Night 15C/59F in Burry Port. Moderate south-westerly. Friday: Light rain. Day 21C/70F Night 14C/57F in Oxwich Bay. Moderate westerly....
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A SMALL independent Carmarthenshire cinema set in a village hall which first opened more than 100 years ago is desperately trying to raise funds so it can continue to welcome families for generations to come. Cross Hands Public Hall...
