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Ammanford beaten in entertaining encounter
Ammanford lost a high-scoring encounter with Cardiff in the final over at the Park. Batting first, Ammanford were instantly struggling in the top order. The home side lost two wickets in the opening two overs, putting just one run on the scoreboard
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Police force celebrate the work of volunteers
THEY make arrests in their spare time, give up their retirement to support victims and witnesses of crime, and are on standby to help officers and staff with events between studies. Dyfed-Powys Police has a team of volunteers spread across four
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Officers hear stories of child exploitation victims
FRONTLINE police officers have been given a first-hand account of the impact of child sexual exploitation on victims at an awareness and training event. More than 140 police officers, staff and colleagues from partner agencies attended Dyfed-Powys
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MP takes autism awareness training
Labour MP Nia Griffith recently attended the National Autistic Society’s first ever autism awareness training session for Members of Parliament. Ms Griffith was one of 82 MPs who attended one the ‘Understanding Autism’ sessions in order to learn
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All you need to know about Gorslas Carnival 2019
Gorslas Carnival 2019 begins when the OVO National Women’s Cycle Race passes through the village at lunchtime on Saturday, June 15. Starting in Carmarthen, the gruelling 78-mile course travels over some of the toughest road cycling routes in the
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€2m project to boost links with Ireland
REPRESENTATIVES from over 40 businesses and organisations from Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire have come together to find out how they can be part of an exciting new tourism project, ‘Celtic Routes’. Celtic Routes is a partnership
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Founder of town bank set to be remembered
THE founder of a Welsh bank whose notes carried an image of a black ox could have a permanent commemoration in his home town of Llandovery. The town council is applying for listed building consent for a blue plaque at The Kings Head Inn to recognise