Carmarthenshire County Council offers cost-effective roundabout advertising for local businesses

Local businesses in Carmarthenshire now have the chance to promote their services through a new, cost-effective advertising scheme launched by Carmarthenshire County Council.

The Council is offering advertising space on selected roundabouts across the County, including high-traffic areas in Carmarthen town and Llanelli’s Trostre area, seen by thousands of drivers passing through key locations each day.

Designed and installed by the Council’s in-house team, the signage offers a simple, affordable yet effective way for small and medium-sized enterprises to raise their profile. Prices start from £58 + VAT per week, with flexible monthly direct debit payment options available.

This initiative aims to support local economic growth while helping to maintain and enhance public spaces through partnership with local businesses.

Old Oak Dental Practice is the first local business to take advantage of this prime advertising opportunity, with their signage now displayed at one of Carmarthenshire’s busiest roundabouts - Morfa Lane and Blue St roundabouts in Carmarthen town.

Adam Llywellyn, owner and dentist at Old Oak Dental Practice, said:

At Old Oak Dental Practice, we believe in more than just healthy smiles - we believe in supporting the community that makes those smiles possible. Our roundabout advertising is a symbol of our long-term commitment to Carmarthen: investing in the town’s growth, well-being, and daily life.”

Carmarthenshire County Council’s Cabinet Member for Regeneration, Leisure, Culture & Tourism, Cllr Hazel Evans, said:

We’re pleased to offer local businesses this new opportunity to promote themselves in key locations across Carmarthenshire. This scheme not only provides affordable and effective advertising but also supports our ongoing commitment to fostering a vibrant local economy. We encourage businesses to take advantage of this initiative to connect with customers and grow their presence in the community.”

To find out more or to register your interest, visit the Carmarthenshire County Council website here or email marketingandmedia@carmarthenshire.gov.uk.