POLICE in Cardigan were called to a report of a possible break-in at a property in Poppit Sands yesterday (Tuesday, April 7) at 2.10pm. Two people were arrested on suspicion of burglary but following police inquiries they were released with no further
THE head of Hywel Dda health authority has outlined the detailed work being carried out to try to combat the coronavirus pandemic. Maria Battle, chair of Hywel Dda University Health Board, said: “On behalf of Hywel Dda University Health Board, thank
BY the time that you read this, Palm Sunday will have passed and we are in Holy Week, journeying with Jesus in the last week of His life until we come to celebrate the victory of Easter Day. In Welsh, Palm Sunday is called “Sul y Blodau”. It is
TEN new cases of coronavirus have been identified in Pembrokeshire today, April 8, bringing the county total to 69. Ceredigion saw no new cases, for a total of 24, and Carmarthenshire 29 more, for a total of 190. Wales as a whole saw 284 new
LOCKDOWN rules in Wales look set to continue, a Welsh Government minister has said. When the UK-wide lockdown rules were announced, prime minister Boris Johnson said they would be reviewed every three weeks. Next Monday, April 13, marks three
POLICE are again warning residents across the Tivyside region to be on the lookout for conmen and scammers during the coronavirus pandemic. A spokesperson for Dyfed-Powys Police said: “There’s a huge community effort out there right now to help
THIS year’s ‘Loved and Lost’ baby service which was due to be held on Saturday, April 11, at the chapel/quiet room in Glangwili Hospital, Carmarthen, has been postponed. A statement from Hywel Dda health authority said: “The decision to reschedule
THE RNLI is the latest charity to reveal it has been hard hit financially by the coronavirus crisis. The Welsh Air Ambulance last week launched an emergency appeal in a bid to bolster its funds and many other charities are struggling with shops
FAMILIES are being warned not to travel for any pre-planned vacations over the Easter holidays or face a fine. And that warning is also being further extended, with people being advised to cancel any existing holiday bookings they’ve made for the
A CARDIGAN firm is among businesses highlighted by Welsh Government after responding to a nationwide call for action to help supply the NHS and social care with vital equipment. Craft gin distillery In The Welsh Wind, is making World Health Organisation-approved
A Cardigan man has denied assaulting a woman and damaging her garden ornaments. Robert Anthony Smith, of Golwg y Castell, appeared before Llanelli magistrates on Tuesday, March 31. Smith, 29, pleaded not guilty to assaulting a woman by beating
THE sun is shining, the days are getting longer and the grass is growing fast but people across the Cardigan region are being asked to remember the nation's favourite wild mammal if they intend to bring out their strimmer or lawnmower while on lockdown
