Llandysul are ending the South Wales Cricket Association Division One season with a whimper after crashing by 81 runs against Maesteg Celtic at Celtic Welfare Park. The Teifisiders were dismissed for 82, were bowled out for 77 at home the previous
LOCALS and visitors joined Newport’s mayor for the annual Beating of the Bounds walk on Friday. The summer tradition was originally aimed at reminding parishioners of the boundaries, and children used to be whipped at key points of the walk to ensure
“A BOOST for the local economy, tourism and community” - the long awaited re-opening of the Penrallt Hotel has had an enthusiastic welcome. Ceredigion County Council chairman Cllr Peter Davies and his wife Barbara were among guests who attended
CRICKET Results Pembroke County League Division Two: Llechryd 115 (5 pts) lost against Narberth 117-7 (28 pts) by three wickets Division Four: Carew 3rds 264 (30 pts) beat Llechryd 2nds 96 (5 pts) by 168 runs; Hook 2nds 287 (30 pts) beat
AROUND 60 people from Holy Trinity church community and other local churches and chapels in the Newcastle Emlyn area gathered in the church community hall recently to say farewell to vicar Dewi Roberts and his wife Debbie. They are leaving the area
IT was paddles at the ready for the seventh annual Newcastle Emlyn charity raft race on the River Teifi on Sunday (August 25). The popular event has raised thousands of pounds for local charities over the years, with this year’s race once again
A contingent of St Dogmaels supporters who crossed the Teifi to cheer on the champions in their opening Costcutter League encounter with Cardigan Town breathed sighs of relief after their favourites got out of jail with a late equaliser at King George
Despite a valiant effort, already promoted Llechryd went down to a three-wicket defeat against visitors Narberth in an exciting Pembroke County Cricket League Division Two title decider. On the only other occasion Llechryd have been promoted - 24
