Carmarthen Journal - 2018-10-24

• Storm Callum’s £3m repair bill
• Go-ahead for Guildhall’s revamp plans
• Why I take my clothes off for money!
• Is the old story coming back?
• Your views on: Care home failure; bridge rescue; blind dog found
• New CCTV image of wanted man
• Coffee chain lodges plans for drive-thru at superstore
• Hardship fund to help flood-hit families
• Neighbours limit damage to home of holidaying couple
• Family home saved by volunteer army
• Unpreceden­ted downpours to blame for floods
• Getting businesses back on track
• Closure of gig venue ‘a crying shame’
• Project aims to turn youngsters’ lives around
• Rugby player’s injury highlights dog mess row
• Vulnerable adult ‘was failed by care home’ following neck break
• How does a tiny seaside village
• Survive in the modern era?
• Coroner to see his salary double after pay review
• Desperate search for missing father before it’s too late
• Festival of food, fun and entertainm­ent
• Patients worried after closure of two practices
• Dyfed Family History Society
• Peniel WI
• Carmarthen­shire
• 3 is a magic number... PIXEL 3
• NAIL A NEW LOOK
• tried & tested
• Why it’s crucial to keep an eye on your health
• SURPRISING WAYS TO EASE THE PAIN OF TOOTHACHE
• I HAVE SPENT MY LIFE BUILDING TO THIS MOMENT
• SOUND NT JUDGEME
• Opera is big and grand but comedy is about nuances
• We talk so much about exam results but we don’t celebrate people who are skilled in so many other ways
• No tricks but still a treat
• Feel the Disney Magic on Scandinavi­an cruise
• In my experience, comedians are slightly wired incorrectl­y...
• Un funud fach….
• Llangunnor WI
• Several climbs and descents in stony lanes made hard ramble
• Points of interest
• Welsh Dairy Show
• Importance of food production on agenda
• Nature has the ability to readjust and compensate
• Agricultur­al funding will not be Barnettise­d
• ELEGANCE EXTENDED
• Volkswagen Touareg
• Heads for the top of the class
• Town in need of Golden touch
• CHAMPIONS CUP IT’S WIN OR BUST FOR SCARLETS AS TIGERS PULL AWAY
• Flanagan positive as Scarlets go down in final
• LOCAL RUGBY MORGAN BAGS TREBLE IN ROUT
• Penclawdd suffer first loss
• Foel stay clear of their rivals
• Davies brace as Nant keep on winning
• JONES STARS AS BONY STAY TOP
• Hat-trick man Evans on song as Pyle down Uplands
• Seven up as Resolven maintain 100% record
• TWO DISMISSED AS REDS CRASH
• Saints still rolling along
• SILVER STREAKS TO FFOS GLORY
• Narberth among schools winners
• ROVERS EXTEND THEIR FINE RUN
• Pembs grab amazing win
• CROFT PAYS FOR DISMAL SEASON
• Tight at the summit as Coracle and Lion battle it out
• BONT BOYS BACK TO THEIR BEST
• Great effort sees Ammanford claim prized Seaside scalp
• FISHER LOOKS FOR POSITIVES AFTER DEFEAT
• Season’s best, says skipper as Quins prove too strong
• Drovers delight their coach as they end losing sequence

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