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
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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
Plaid Cymru have launched a party political broadcast for the Carmarthenshire County Council elections on May 1st. Click here to see it.
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.
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%.
A couple of days ago I decided to do a Google search on "The Llanelli Journal" to find out how much coverage this blog is getting.
2007 was quite frankly a disastrous year for our town centre. Headline after headline in the Llanelli Star bought news that another national chain was to withdraw from the for
Rydyn ni yn agos i ddiwedd y blwyddyn hwn yn awr. Yn 2007 mae nifer mawr o bethau wedi digwydd yn hanes gwleidyddol Llanelli, pethau da a ddrwg.
I've been awfully busy recently. It's that time of year, trying to get everything in order before Christmas. Here is a round-up of the news relevant to Llanelli and Wales.
I can understand the concerns of the locals living around Stradey Park over the proposed development of a huge housing estate to be built in their back gardens.
Here is an extract from the Gwendraeth Star from the 25th July. It makes me wonder what the point of community councils.
Many would argue that over the past eleven years Llanelli has suffered from being part of Carmarthenshire.
Although I hardly ever comment on Swansea, this story is very interesting.