SORTING through dumped rubbish by hand is not something for the faint hearted but it’s all in a day’s work for council environmental enforcement officers. Dirty nappies, mouldy food, glass, clothes, adult toys and a dead guinea pig are just some
DOING a good deed for a fellow fisherman when his boat sank along with thousands of pounds of equipment led to two men appearing in court. David Norman Sneade, of Maes Morfa, Newport, and Kevin John Hancock, of Rhyd y Felin, Cardigan, appeared at
FOOTBALL ROUND-UP Can anyone halt the Cardigan Town bandwagon? The only Costcutter League club unbeaten in all competitions are chasing a five-trophy haul for the second time in five seasons. In the 2014-2015 season, under manager Seamus Doherty
THE family of a three-year-old boy who died in a caravan fire in Ceredigion has thanked the local community for its support. Zac died and his brother Harley, four, is in a critical condition following the fire in the early hours of Sunday morning
THE long-running saga of the Maesglas play area in Cardigan is back in the melting pot. Plans had been drawn up last year by Tai Ceredigion to build two disabled bungalows on garages currently on the site, while the town council was scheduled to
