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Alterations planned for one of west Wales' busiest roads (opens the original)
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The A48 in Carmarthenshire is one of the busiest roads in west Wales One of west Wales’ busiest roads faces a series of alterations to improve safety and traffic flow. Under plans being consulted on for the A48 between Cross Hands and Pensarn, Carmarthen, short sections of central reservation would be blocked off, right turns at junctions would stop and U-turns at the same junctions would also be prohibited. The scheme has been designed to reduce the likelihood of future collisions by addressing
West Wales wind mast plans approved (opens the original)
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The mast in the heart of the Brechfa Forest will test if the area is suitable for a large windfarm A 122m meteorological mast will be installed in Carmarthenshire where a large wind farm is proposed. The mast, west of Llansawel, near the Brechfa Forest, will have to be removed and the ground restored within five years of it becoming operational – or before if no longer required for wind monitoring – as part of planning consent by the county council’s planning committee. Council planning officer
Overheating bees and tropical rivers: How heatwave is affecting our wildlife (opens the original)
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From river temperatures reaching tropical levels to trees turning brown and bumblebees overheating, summer 2026 has stressed wildlife and experts say it may take some time to recover. This summer is on course to be the hottest on record according to the Met Office. The temperature of the lower River Wye hit 27.7C during a heatwave at the end of June – warm enough to power a hurricane in certain conditions at sea. A senior officer at environment body Natural Resources Wales (NRW) said he was conc
Cost of placing looked-after children in residential homes doubles in a year (opens the original)
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In Carmarthenshire the cost has risen from £422,000 to £848,000 The cost of placing looked-after children in residential homes has doubled in just 12 months in Carmarthenshire. Placements for the most complex children and young people can be more than £10,000 per week and on rare occasions greatly exceed that, the council’s director of social services Darren Mutter said in his first annual report. A graph in the report said it cost £422,175 in April 2025 for residential placements and what’s kno
Council considers £1 an hour parking charges across Carmarthenshire (opens the original)
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A SHAKE-UP of car parking charges has been proposed by Carmarthenshire Council. It runs 67 car parks and said it wants a more simple system than currently. A council report has now made two main recommendations: a simplified tariff structure including a reduced tariff for rural areas; or a uniform £1 per hour tariff across all chargeable car parks with no distinction between urban and rural locations. The report said four other things could also be considered: introducing one hour free parking a
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