Carmarthen Journal - 2021-02-03

• Five lose £63k in courier con
• Masters win gives darts ace Jonny a career dilemma
• MISSING WOMAN SO COLD THERMAL IMAGING CAMERAS COULDN’T SEE HER
• ARRESTS MADE AFTER STOLEN DOGS FOUND
• School set for switch to Welsh?
• Estate gets green light on appeal
• On my mind
• ‘Most men don’t want to talk about this, and that isn’t going to change overnight’
• Hope on horizon as Covid-19 cases fall
• Ramping up efforts to give pupils digital device access
• 24-hour challenge at gym in memory of rugby stalwart
• Accountant­s pledge £10k for home schooling equipment
• Views sought on introducti­on of two LDOS for town centres
• Dying on stage, but saved by a shot in the dark
• Planning matters...
• New poultry unit plans to house 16,000 hens lodged
• Council chiefs insist there’s no ‘secret’ school closure strategy
• Council under fire over ‘eye-watering’ 14% tax rise vote
• Sharp Practice Around Leaseholds Are Being Shown The Door By UK Government
• Takeaway shut down after staff refused to wear PPE
• Cycle path funding could be used to aid businesses
• Coach bays plan aims to improve safety at school
• Food project expanded to more schools
• Tech donation a boost for school
• Kidwelly Carys Edwards
• Pontyberem Keith Evans
• You know it makes scents
• No child should be unable to sleep, worrying who is going to beat you up the next day...
• New mums must make their own rest and recovery a priority
• ASK THE EXPERT
• JANUARY BLUES
• JURY’S OUT ON THIS TALE OF REDEMPTION
• MORE TO WATCH
• The saxophone felt like my voice and the emotions you go through as a teenager
• At this point in life I try not to dwell on negativity too much
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• A DEADLY HIT
• ALL GEEK TO ME
• Facebook’s breaking News
• REVIEW: SURFACE LAPTOP GO IS A GREAT CHOICE... ESPECIALLY FOR THE PRICE
• TECH THAT...
• 73 seconds to tragedy
• HOW TO KEEP KIDS ACTIVE EVEN IN LOCKDOWN
• It’s been a learning experience, but nappy days are almost over ... at last
• Newyddion Menter Gorllewin Sir Gâr
• Straeon yn chwarae rhan yn ein hiechyd a lles
• Tîm Criced Merched Caerfyrddi­n a’r cylch
• Unions say water quality laws will punish farmers
• Funding is totally inadequate
• ‘Virtual’ assistance risks errors
• Prepare for lambing early to avoid difficulti­es, advises vet
• DELANEY DEFLATED GIVEN ROUGH RIDE
• UNSUNG HERO NOW SEEN AS ONE OF THE KEY MEN UNDER PIVAC
• Aussies offer a surprise Lions tour rescue plan
• Wales must get back to basics, insists Mcgeechan
• CAN A FIRST CAP MARK THE END OF AN AMAZING JOURNEY?
• EYES DOWN: IT’S SET TO KICK OFF
• Kalamafoni tackle row: Arhip faces no action
• SQUADS ALL SET TO BE REDUCED
• A landmark looms in big race’s history

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