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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.
A RAPIST who subjected a young girl to years of sexual abuse has been given a 23-year sentence as an offender of particular concern. Damien Jones denied any wrongdoing but was convicted at Swansea Crown Court of a total of 16 sexual offences...
LLANELLI communities are being plagued by flies once again. The issue is a particular concern in parts of south Llanelli, including the Seaside and Morfa areas. Council officials say they are investigating in an effort to find the...
If we have published anything that is factually inaccurate, please contact the editor at journal.star@mediawales. co.uk or at Llanelli Star, 6 Park Street, Cardiff, CF10 1XR, and once verified we will correct it here as soon as possible....
Forecast: Risk of rain but staying chiefly dry. Temperatures tapering off. Thursday: Risk of showers. Day 25C/77F Night 16C/61F in Sardis. Light/variable. Friday: Risk of showers. Day 24C/75F Night 16C/61F in Loughor. Light/variable....
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WELSH Water said that it is experiencing “very high demand” at the moment but said reservoir levels remain healthy despite the heatwave and dry weather. The water company has no plans to introduce restrictions for customers, a spokesman said.
