CARDIGAN and North Pembrokeshire Amnesty group is organising an event to raise awareness of the continuing plight of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe. Inspired by the Cardiff Amnesty group, it is inviting anyone sympathetic to Nazanin’s situation to come
A POTHOLED road in Newcastle Emlyn should be the responsibility of the county council to repair. That was the message from town councillors at their recent meeting when they discussed the state of the road at the back of Cawdor Terrace, alongside
THIS year’s Lady Taverners girls’ cricket tournament was more popular than ever, with Ysgol y Preseli pupils from Crymych putting on a fine show. Over 150 girls from secondary schools across the county competed at the event held at the Dome, Haverfordwest
EASTER Sunday was the hottest on record in Wales, the Met Office has said. Temperatures reached 23C in Ceredigion as visitors and locals flocked to the coast to soak up the sunshine. Met Office forecaster Marco Petagna explained why this year's
THE amount of voluntary work being carried out by town councillors at Newcastle Emlyn is increasing all the time as they look to make up for a shortfall in cash. Cllr Alan Jones raised the issue as the town councillors debated keeping open the town
