Richard Youle
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New Swansea stations planned in huge £200m rail project (opens the original)
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Plans have moved forwards for new train stations and more frequent services in Swansea as part of the Swansea Bay and West Wales Metro transport project. The plans are expected to cost an estimated £200m. The metro project is about building more train stations and increasing service frequency along with wider bus improvements, integrated ticketing, and more attractive cycling and walking options. Officials have been developing the metro plans for years. Swansea council leader Rob Stewart was ask
Row over sex shop planned for city centre street (opens the original)
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A mother-of-two held back tears as she described being made redundant from the sex shop where she worked in Swansea and her dream of running her own venture. Eve Goodman, who used to manage Simply Pleasure on Park Street, has applied for a licence to run a sex shop on Singleton Street and set out out her plans to councillors at a meeting on Tuesday. There are strict rules around such establishments and concern was raised in the licensing meeting that the proposed shop, Swon, was next to a centra
Council row brewing over over single home in Llanelli (opens the original)
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Councillors on a planning committee will visit a property in Llanelli which a company wants to turn into a house of multiple occupation (HMO) despite being warned they might lose control of the decision-making process. A majority of the Carmarthenshire Council committee voted in favour of the site visit – a move described the committee’s chairman as being “without a basis at all”. Planning officers had recommended the HMO application for the detached four-bed property on Llwynhendy Road for appr
Owners of listed mansion allowed to build new road (opens the original)
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A new access road leading to a Georgian country house has been approved by councillors in Carmarthenshire against the advice of planning officers. It will follow a different route and be shorter than the current access to Sarnau Mansion, between Carmarthen and Bancyfelin, which is to be closed as part of the plans. A majority of Carmarthenshire council’s planning committee felt the improved safety aspect of the new road outweighed heritage concerns about the loss of a historic component of the g
Warning over £16m shortfall due to schools not sticking to their budgets (opens the original)
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Non-essential spending by schools in Carmarthenshire needs to be cut back and budgets brought back in line, council leaders have said. The warning is for schools which are forecasting deficits and came as cabinet learned that if expenditure by schools and other departments continued as it is now the council would face a £15.9m shortfall at the end of the financial year. However, £2.6m has been set aside to deal with service pressures and this, along with some extra capital financing money that’s
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