In the news today . . .

Great story in the Llanelli Star today about Burry Port firm Amcanu's new contract to supply pumps to Tata Steel in Port Talbot.
Smashing story in the Llanelli Star today about Radio BGM, the hospital radio service at Prince Philip Hospital, Llaneli.
Quoted in the Carmarthen Journal today in the campaign to establish a 'Black Book' exhibition in Carmarthen, at St Peter's Church.
Splendid story about the first Carmarthen Bay Film Festival in the Llanelli Star today.
The latest 'View from Richmond Park' Carmarthen Town AFC column is in the Carmarthen Journal today.
Smashing back page story in the Carmarthen Journal about the forthcoming Mond Cup football final being staged at Richmond Park, Carmarthen.
Splendid story in the Carmarthen Journal's business page about Llandeilo brewery Evan-Evans chalking up record sales.
The new weekly gardening column by Aberglasney head gardener Joseph Atkin is in the Carmarthen Journal today.
Smashing picture story in the Carmarthen Journal about Carmarthen Town AFC football club members and their marathon charity bike ride.
Nice story in the Carmarthen Journal about next month's South and West Wales Caravan and Motorhome Show at Carmarthen's Nantyci Showground.
Carmarthen Journal puts the spotlight on the countdown to the annual Carmarthen Mayor's Fun Run races (Monday, May 7). Online entries start.
Nice story in the Carmarthen Journal about up-and-coming model Grayce Davis, from Carmarthen's Stagecoach theatre arts school.
Smashing picture in Llanelli Star showing the ladies of Ashburnham Golf Club dressing up in golfing gear from 'yesteryear' for a tournament.
Llanelli Star's Going Out section has a nice story about Rhydian's concert with Cor Curiad and Cor Meibion Llanelli being a sell-out.
Nice story in the Llanelli Star sports pages about the Junior Open staged at The Ashburnham Golf Club in Pembrey.

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