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BAG it and bin it – that’s the message to dog owners in Carmarthenshire.

The council is supporting the national ‘Big Scoop’ campaign launched by the Dogs Trust and Keep Britain Tidy.

THIS week celebrates the 10th anniversary of Recycle Week in Wales.

And in that time, recycling rates in Carmarthenshire have soared.

With reference to Cllr Bill Thomas’ post attacking Plaid Cymru members at the Llanelli Rural Council meeting of 11th June.

It’s not untypical of members of the Labour Party in Llanelli to hide behind the Fire Authority with reference to changes in local fire service provision. They’re doing the same with health care provision in Llanelli by blaming the Hywel Dda Health Board.

Latest petition request from 38 Degrees.

Tonight George Osborne may announce plans which would lose the UK public £7 billion. He’s thinking of flogging off our publicly-owned bank, RBS, on the cheap. We paid to bail it out back in 2007. But instead of deciding how to make best use of this huge public asset, Osborne is hoping to claw back some cash by selling at bargain basement prices. [1]

Lives are being put at risk by people who tamper with emergency equipment placed at ponds and waterways around the county.

The management committee of AFC Llanelli were bitterly disappointed with the news that the FAW Council had turned down the FAW Domestic Committees proposal to let AFC Llanelli and Barry Town United reform and become full members of the FAW and join the Welsh League structure for 2013-14 season. The decision made at the Bi-Monthly FAW Full Council meeting held at Betws Y Coed last Thursday has stunned Llanelli and Welsh Football in general.

By Robert Lloyd

The South Wales company behind a revolutionary new cooking appliance is celebrating success in the Government's new 'Greenius' (Green Genius) awards.

by Mike Spudly, Llanellitown's very own Mr Angry...

I managed to **** off a lot of tories when Thatcher died so after collecting all of their tears into a bowl before cleaning my windows with them I decided that I would tackle another political hot potato when one came around next.

By Gareth Cornfield

The Gower Folk Festival, over the weekend of 14-16th June was a wonderful time. This is the 20th year of the festival and it was held in the Greyhound Inn, Oldwalls, organised by the Halfpenny Folk Club. Previously it was at the Gower Heritage Centre.

Police are treating the death of a man who's body was found in the North Dock as unexplained. A spokesperson said: