Llanelli Star - 2022-04-06

• ‘Hosanna to Him who comes in the Name of the Lord’
• ON MY MIND
• Theatre, pop music and rap collide
• 100-plus youths set off fireworks in town park
• Family’s pride as chef aids relief workers
• 200-year-old hotel set to get new lease of life
• I hope to continue ‘chipping away at the stone’ every week
• Rural schools priority ahead of elections
• Should we keep old sayings – or are we flogging a dead horse?
• Pension fund sets out responsibl­e investment plans
• University students host race day
• Racecourse Eggstravag­anza
• Lucy plays key role in memorial service
• Teenagers’ work on hospital garden earns top award
• Ferocious dinosaurs on show
• Oh boy! Jiffy’s onto a winner in new venture
• County in the saddle for Tour chance
• More than £170k lost by residents in sophistica­ted two-step scam
• Footballer­s continue to mark centenary
• Planning applicatio­ns received by the county council
• In a weekly column, solicitor Juliet Phillips-James casts
• Burry Port
• Kidwelly & Mynydd-y-Garreg
• Community News
• TECH THAT THE LATEST IN THE DIGITAL WORLD
• I hear people talk about climate anxiety... some might say it’s alarmist but actually it’s just the reality
• Having dyslexia gives you a different perspectiv­e on life
• We had no idea what autism was
• RUSSELL GRANT
• PIVAC SALUTES CUBBY’S CAREER
• Luckless midfield ace facing up to more time on the sidelines
• Kalamafoni gets Young backing over sending-off
• SCARLETS HOLD THE DERBY ACES
• Spirited Llanelli push Ponty all the way – but fall just short
• DROVERS SUFFER AS MASON STARS
• TITLE HOPEFULS PROVE TOO HOT
• TOWN BOUNCE BACK IN STYLE
• PEMBREY HOSTS TOP RUNNERS
• ANDREWS GOAL DENIES CHAMPS
• Winging it – Williams is a National hero
• OTTERS SHOW STAR QUALITY

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