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Carmarthenshire Trading Standards issues warning about illegally sold fireworks

Carmarthenshire Trading Standards is urging residents to buy fireworks only from registered and reputable retailers, warning that purchasing fireworks from unlicensed or illegitimate sellers could put consumers and their families at serious risk. As the fireworks season approaches, Trading Standards ...

21/10/2026

Nearly 450 young people take part in road safety initiatives across Carmarthenshire

Nearly 450 young people across Carmarthenshire have taken part in road safety events at the start of the new academic year as part of efforts to reduce deaths and serious injuries on the county's roads. Between 2022 and 2024, 102 people aged 17 to 24 were killed or seriously injured on Carmarthenshi ...

21/10/2026

Trading Standards reminds retailers of upcoming changes to tobacco and vaping laws

Carmarthenshire County Council's Trading Standards Service is reminding retailers of important changes coming into force on 29 October 2026 under the Tobacco and Vapes Act 2026, ahead of the introduction of the UK's smoke-free generation legislation in January 2027. From 29 October 2026, the age of ...

20/10/2026

Atriwm Traffic management on St Catherine’s Street, Carmarthen to be extended until 21 December 2026

Work is progressing on the landmark Atriwm redevelopment in Carmarthen town centre, as the former Debenhams building is transformed into a new multi-purpose destination for residents, businesses and visitors. To enable this progress to continue at pace, the traffic management on St Catherine’s Stree ...

20/10/2026

Council continues efforts to tackle litter and fly-tipping

Carmarthenshire County Council is continuing to work with communities to help keep local areas clean, safe and welcoming through targeted clean-up operations supported by enforcement officers. The initiative focuses on town centres, rear lanes and other areas where littering, fly-tipping and environ ...

12/10/2026