Cockle Mortality in the Loughor Estuary
On Friday the Council released a statement Welcoming an Assembly Government investigation into cockle mortality in the Loughor estuary.
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Civil Liberties
Sorry for the prolonged period of quiet on this blog. I've been uncharacteristically busy of late.
Llanelli and the next General Election
There has been a lot of discussion since the last Assembly election about the next General election battle for the Llanelli parliamentary seat.
Musings on the Welsh Labour Party
Just when politics is beginning to get interesting again I am suddenly struck by a feeling of apathy.
So what now?
Since the news that Plaid Cymru was excluded from an administration at County Hall there have been many posts across the Welsh blogosphere about the issues surrounding the rig
A day of Labour woes
Being a member of the Llanelli Labour party is not an easy thing this morning. I'm sure we are all licking out wounds.
Election Results
Here are the results of the Carmarthenshire County Council election 2008. May contain errors.
Elections Update
Plaid Cymru leader Ieuan Wyn Jones paid a visit to Llanelli on Wednesday, promising to bring an end to the "culture of incumbency which has dominated councils in Wales for far
More from Plaid/Mwy o Blaid Cymru
Plaid Cymru have launched a party political broadcast for the Carmarthenshire County Council elections on May 1st. Click here to see it.
What the papers say
One of the big issues challenging the democratic system throughout Wales today is the weakness of journalists in reporting on that which effects us day to day.
Capitalism and Consumerism
Dr Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, a man that I respect for his intellect and understanding, used his Easter Sunday sermon to attack the world's greed for "comfo
AMs and Pay
I have read many an article, blog and comment on the recent decision by the Assembly Commission on the advice of an independent committee to increase their wage by 8.2%.