As St David's Day draws to a close we think this picture sums up the spirit of Dydd Gŵyl Dewi Sant perfectly. These children, from Ysgol Bro Ingli Meithrin rhan amser, are pictured in glorious sunshine surrounded by daffodils. Let's hope March
A CILGERRAN teenager is due to appear before Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire magistrates at Aberystwyth Justice Centre tomorrow (Wednesday) charged with three counts of making indecent photographs of children. Jake Roberts, aged 19, of 3 Maesllawddog
CROWDS of socially-distanced mourners lined the route as the funeral cortege of well-known paramedic Alan Haigh wended its way towards Parc Gwyn Crematorium in Narberth on Tuesday of last week. They were showing their respect and appreciation for
PEOPLE living in Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire are being encouraged to have a free Covid-19 test if they have a wider range of symptoms. Previously, only those with either a high temperature, a new continuous cough, or a loss/change
There have been 18 new cases of coronavirus recorded in the Hywel Dda health board area – none in Pembrokeshire – according to today’s figures (Monday, March 1). Today’s Public Health Wales figures show 15 new cases in Carmarthenshire, zero in
On Monday, March 1, the flag will be flown and a host of other activities enjoyed to celebrate St David's Day in Ceredigion. The day celebrates Wales, our people, our language and the unique culture that we all share so Ceredigion County Council
Operation Dawns Glaw, a multi-agency taskforce of specialist from key agencies across Wales has reformed to reduce, and where possible eliminate the impact of grass fires across Wales. The task force, which was initially established in 2016 to tackle
Three properties will be bought by the council to boost social service provision within the county. Ceredigion County Council’s cabinet has approved plans to buy three properties one to be used as a parent and baby assessment facility and two which
Volunteer RNLI crews across Wales’ 30 lifeboat stations and seasonal lifeguards have continued saving lives at sea on our coastline, despite the pandemic. This would not have been possible without an army of fundraisers, who have continued to think
THE new chief executive of Cardigan’s Area 43 charity is relishing the prospect of working with young people and making a difference to their lives. Rachael Eagles’ has worked across south and west Wales for the past few years and her background
