In the news today . . .

Nice story in the South Wales Evening Post about Corrie star Mikey North landing his support to the Healing The Wounds charity.
Spotlight on the Mond Cup football semi-finals on the back page of the Carmarthen Journal today.
Latest 'Looking After Business' column from chartered accountants and business consultants Clay Shaw Butler in the Carmarthen Journal today.
Llandeilo brewer Simon Buckley's latest 'Iechyd Da' beer column is in the Carmarthen Journal today.
Carmarthen Journal carries a story on the weekend Carmarthen Beer festival - two Evan-Evans Brewery ales on tap this year.
Nice spotlight on the Carmarthen Town AFC charity evening (October 14) in the Carmarthen Journal today.
Splendid piece in the Llanelli Star sports pages on the latest results from The Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Course in Pembrey.
Llanelli Star 'Going Out' pages put the spotlight on next week's 1911 Railway Strike Gala Concert, featuring Cor Meibion Llanelli.
Corned beef pasties win the Llanelli Star's vote for Llanelli's most famous food!
Splendid spotlight on the Jenkins Bakery of Llanelli in the Llanelli Star's feature on the town's favourite food.
Weird 20 questions in Llanelli Star today. Neil Morrissey. "What's so good about Llanelli?" Answer: Don't think I've ever been to Llanelli.
Fame at last - I am included in the 'Tweets of the Week' section of the Llanelli Star . . .
Western Mail 'On The Move' page puts the spotight on the new sales manager at the Lamphey Court Hotel and Spa, Louisa Jones.
Excellent spotlight on Red Kite Law's new partner, Betsan Thomas, in the Western Mail Business pages today.
'View from Richmond Park' Carmarthen Town AFC column is in the Carmarthen Journal today.

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