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Major new Tywi Valley Path officially opened

The landmark 13-mile walking and cycling route through the Tywi Valley has been officially opened, marking a major milestone for sustainable travel and tourism in Carmarthenshire.   The Tywi Valley Path, which follows the route of a former railway line closed in 1963, has been delivered through ...

15/05/2026

£1 Million Fund Launched to boost Carmarthenshire’s Heritage, Tourism and Culture

Carmarthenshire County Council has launched a new £1 million Heritage, Tourism and Culture Fund to support projects that will strengthen the local economy while celebrating and enhancing the county’s rich cultural and heritage offer. Funded through the Local Growth Fund 2026–27, the capital grant sc ...

29/05/2026

Residents urged to stay vigilant as reports of cold callers increase across Carmarthenshire

Residents in Carmarthenshire are being urged to remain vigilant following a rise in reports of cold callers operating across the county. Carmarthenshire County Council’s Trading Standards team has received reports from households of individuals knocking on doors offering a range of services, includi ...

22/05/2026

Council shows support for Foster Care Fortnight

County Hall will be lit up in purple on the evening of Sunday, 24 May to mark the end of Foster Care Fortnight, which began on Monday, 11 May, and to show appreciation for foster carers across Carmarthenshire. Throughout the fortnight, the Foster Wales Carmarthenshire team has been busy attending in ...

22/05/2026

Local schools receive life-saving Bleed Pack demonstrations at Canolfan Pentre Awel

A successful community event took place at Canolfan Pentre Awel on 14               May, bringing together local organisations and 40 school children to raise awareness of life saving bleed packs that can be used in major incidents to stop or control bleeding before emergency services arrive. During ...

19/05/2026