THE Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) and HM Coastguard are today (July 3) launching a new beach safety campaign in Wales, urging parents to protect their families by following key safety advice to save lives this summer. With previously
THE body of a man found on a beach in Tywyn last week has been confirmed as that of missing Cardigan man Alan Hurley. The 71-year-old pensioner had been reported missing and an extensive police search was carried out in the Aberporth area after
THE UK government has recently caused much consternation by announcing a date for pub and restaurant openings among much else, but it was an omission from the unlocking list that gained almost as much coverage - gyms and swimming pools. This has
WELSH local authorities, schools, colleges and work-based learning providers will be hosting a series of Virtual Open Days for Year 11 pupils for the first time this month. An event specifically for pupils from Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion
NO new cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in Pembrokeshire or Ceredigion today (Thursday, July 2), but three have been found in Carmarthenshire. Across Wales, 41 new cases have been confirmed from 2,239 tests that were carried out on Wednesday
TRAFFIC cops in Carmarthenshire reported 25 drivers yesterday (Wednesday, July 1) in a crackdown on people not wearing seatbelts. Carmarthenshire Roads Policing Unit also issued 16 warnings, as well as making one arrest for possession of cannabis
WALES’ pubs and hospitality sector will prepare to re-open outdoors from July 13, International Relations Minister Eluned Morgan today confirmed. The Minister signalled the first phase of a planned reopening for bars, restaurants, and cafes with
THE gates at Parc Gwyn Crematorium are to be locked from Monday (July 6) to ensure that the 12-mourner limit for funerals is maintained during the coronavirus pandemic. Only official corteges will be allowed onto the site while services are taking
APPLICATIONS are still being taken for up to 25 paid apprenticeships through the Next Steps programme but be quick as time is running out Now in its 11th year, Next Steps is open to men and women living in Carmarthenshire aged 16 and over who have
Car manufacturer Volvo has urgently recalled more than 170,000 of its vehicles after uncovering a 'rare' safety issue. Volvo Cars investigations have found a problem relating to the front seat belt fastening, mounted on the outer side of the front
PUBS and the hospitality sector will begin to re-open outdoors in Wales from July 13, if cases of coronavirus continue to fall. Minister for International Relations and Welsh Language Eluned Morgan will set out the phased re-opening plan for bars
People across the UK who've had coronavirus have been urged to share their experiences as part of a major new study. Launched by IQVIA COVID-19 Active Research Experience (also known as CARE), members of the public have been asked to volunteer
TEMPORARY hospitals set up across the Hywel Dda health authority area in the face of the coronavirus pandemic look set to stay for the foreseeable future. A total of seven temporary field hospitals were converted from council leisure centres, sport
A CARDIGAN man has scooped a top accolade in the prestigious National House Building Council’s annual awards. Gerwyn Evans, who is a site manager for construction firm Taylor Wimpey, has won a Pride in the Job award, one of just 450 to have won
