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Supermarket apologises after drivers hit by parking fines A local supermarket has apologised after residents and visitors were stung with fines when the maximum parking time in their car park was reduced without warning. Lifeboat launched to reports of paddle boarder in trouble three miles off coast A local lifeboat has been launched to reports of an evening paddleboarder in difficulty. Work begins to demolish historic pub to make way for ‘monstrosity new build’ Work to demolish a historic pub in the centre of a Pembrokeshire seaside town and replace it with what locals have called a ‘monstrosity new build’ has started. Plans for new business in town centre gets backing An application to change a former shop in Fishguard to a financial service business has been backed by Pembrokeshire planners, who reflected on the changing nature of town centre businesses. Llandysul farmer to pay thousands for ignoring cattle rules A Llandysul farmer has been convicted of failing to follow a number of cattle regulations. Top honours for west Wales farm in silage competition The 2024 all Wales clamp and big bale silage competitions run by the Royal Welsh Agricultural Society and the Federation of Welsh Grassland Societies, has once again seen top quality silage produced by many of the best silage growers from across Wales. Green Flag Community Award for 60-acre woodland park A 60-acre woodland park in Ceredigion has been given a Green Flag Community Award. Carmarthen Mill celebrates half a century of serving farmers Over 100 guests joined staff at Carmarthen Mill, owned and operated by ForFarmers as it marked 50 years of operation in July with an on-site celebration. Cardigan and Carmarthen young farmers in RNLI competition Cardigan and Carmarthen young farmers had success coming in the top three in a competition celebrating the RNLI's 200th birthday. Man pulled airsoft pistol on neighbour and her baby as she complained over noise A MAN pulled an airsoft pistol on his neighbour and her baby after she knocked on his door to ask them to turn their music down.

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