Carmarthen Journal - 2018-10-31

• The rugby club that rose, then fell, in just two years
• LOVING LIFE IN THE SKIES
• FLOOD-HIT FIRMS ‘COULD CLAIM £5K’
• Director must repay £150k or face prison
• Inquest held up over crash cause dispute
• The lasting legacy of top music venue
• Evidence of the opposite
• Breast cancer sufferer’s amazing fundraisin­g effort
• Christmas black hole for Universal Credit claimants
• Free parking in short stay car parks
• New avenue to explore Grav’s personalit­y
• Sudden death of 3-year-old shocks the whole community
• Blue plaques honour for two women
• Council discuss progress on meeting LDP targets
• Judges see just how special the town is
• Swimmer pays touching tribute to his late father
• Town’s new wi-fi service could become permanent
• First Minister opens S4C headquarte­rs
• New series of rugby chat show kicks off
• Drug dealer told officer ‘she would want for nothing’
• Ammanford
• Carmarthen Rotary Club
• Burry Port
• Huawei to go
• tech that...
• A helping hand for parents worried about the health of their baby
• Oh Canada... it looks like the twins won’t be paying you a visit just yet
• 7 books to boost your wellbeing
• All you need to know about cruelty-free cosmetics
• tried & tested
• CRYPTIC CLUES:
• K What Katie did
• Olivier was amazing, but I never felt I could tell him a dirty joke
• I’m worried by the fact that everybody thinks they need to look ‘selfie-ready’
• MERCURY RISING
• Mindful how you go in Vietnam
• I live for the day ... I don’t live for tomorrow and I certainly don’t live for yesterday W
• Pencampwri­aeth Coetio Prydeinig 2018
• Dathlu Diwylliant 2018
• Two walks with panoramic views marred by early morning mist
• Points of interest
• Sheep worrying on the increase
• Farming unions launch a joint principles paper
• New direction for agricultur­e in Wales
• Getting it right for farmers
• Question time
• KINGS FOR A DAY
• Scarlets set to scour New Zealand for new coach
• Pivac delighted with win by his patched-up Scarlets
• TATA RALLY TO CLAIM VICTORY
• Penclawdd boosted by Loughor slip
• FRANCIS SEALS THRILLING WIN
• Baglan bag a bonus to remain at the summit
• ANOTHER RED ADDS TO WOES
• Pembs fall to late loss
• BATTLING TOWN END POOR RUN
• Cwm stage another fightback to stay on leaders’ heels
• Saints stroll on as 8-goal rout sends out warning
• MEDAL JOY FOR DYFED ATHLETES
• Young Harriers aces lay down an early league marker
• TROSTRE TAKE OVER AT SUMMIT
• DAVIES NEAR TO CENTURY BREAK
• Runners get out and about despite the stormy weather
• ‘LET’S SHOW WORLD WE HAVE CLOSED GAP’
• Lion roars to complete KO triumph
• PRINCIPALI­TY PREMIERSHI­P SIX TRIES, BUT EMYR SALUTES QUINS DEFENCE
• Llanelli retain survival belief despite suffering late woe
• Warren’s double for Drovers fends off Whites challenge

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