In the news today . . .

In the newspapers and media today -
Story in the Llanelli Star today about Jenkins the Bakers in Llanelli making 15000 pancakes for Shrove Tuesday.
Tribute to our friend Joan Morris, tragically killed in a road accident last week, in the Llanelli Star newspaper today.
Spotlight on Rev Eldon Phillips being the guest speaker at Llanelli Rotary Club's weekly meeting in the Llanelli Star today.
Funeral details and tribute to our dear friend Joan Morris in the South Wales Evening Post tonight.
Nice little story on Pancake Day at Jenkins the Bakers in Llanelli in the South Wales Evening Post tonight.
'View from Richmond Park' Carmarthen AFC football team column in the Carmarthen Journal today.
Spotlight on Stagecoach Carmarthen theatre arts school's production of the musical Oliver in the Carmarthen Journal today.
Tribute to our dear friend Joan Morris in the Carmarthen Journal newspaper today.
Spotlight on Carmarthen horsewoman Julie Oliver, who raised £470 for the Healing The Wounds charity, in the Carmarthen Journal today.
Welsh Icons features new Oliver musical for Carmarthen - http://ning.it/f6I8jl
Welsh Icons puts spotlight on Llanelli concert beating power cut - http://ning.it/bgzILL

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