Carmarthen Journal - 2021-02-24

• The case for some defence
• SCHOOL’S WELSH SWITCH DROPPED
• BREEDER’S RELIEF AT TRACING MISSING DOGS
• Proposed council tax rise trimmed
• How school adapted to Covid life
• Ken ready for intense showdown
• Thank goodness for fossil fuels
• On my mind
• Several bands contribute to new fundraisin­g compilatio­n album
• Residents “should not have to live like this”
• Celebratio­ns of saint go online
• 22 of 68 dogs have now been reunited with their owners
• Gym owner angry about fresh delay
• Less Billie Eilish and more Billy Fury!
• Planning matters . . .
• ‘Right to focus on economic stimulatio­n and recovery’
• Leaving Assets To A Vulnerable Loved One?
• Bookworm starts new fundraisin­g chapter
• Friends take on Channel challenge
• Pontyberem
• Burry Port
• Bancffosfe­len & Crwbin
• Lesley Williams
• PTSD FEAR FOR COVID HOSPITAL PATIENTS
• Regular yoga can give your mental health a boost
• ASK THE EXPERT
• I choose not to drink but I don’t see alcohol as an enemy
• JOANNE watkinson
• 2-SPEED CROSSWORD
• THREE WAYS TO GET BACK INTO DENIM IN 2021
• TRIED & TESTED SKIN CLEANSERS
• NETWORK FRAIL
• TO OLIVIA (PG)
• Billionair­e Boy is ready to roll on a national tour
• We do music because of the passion – it allows our voice to be heard...
• SOUND JUDGEMENT
• Turn your dreams into virtual reality
• ALL GEEK TO ME
• Shoot to thrill
• Tech that...
• FOR SHARING
• Take a fresh look at the UK
• TEACHER’S PET
• ‘Foot and mouth lessons can aid Covid recovery’
• Farmers are urged to ‘look out for and look after each other’
• Issue is seen as unfinished business
• Legislatio­n fails to address needs
• WE CAN’T AFFORD FOR EURO PLACES,
• A SLIP IN BATTLE INSISTS DELANEY
• TWO INTO NINE JUST WON’T GO
• Adams so desperate to return, says Jones
• MACLEOD WILL BOUNCE BACK EVEN BETTER, SAYS DELANEY
• Players need to adapt, says Owens after spate of cards
• MAGUIRE ENDS STEVENS RUN
• A Con trick: Brace rides out his claim

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