In the news today . . .

Smashing picture story in the Carmarthen Journal today about the opening of the new woodland at Aberglasney House and Gardens.
Eye-catching advert in the Carmarthen Journal puts the spotlight on the renamed QualitySolicitors Redkite law firm @QSRedkite
Good to see the latest gardening column from Aberglasney's Joseph Atkin in the Carmarthen Journal today.
Nice plug for the Dyfed Order of Merit junior golf event at The Ashburnham Golf Club in the Carmarthen Journal today.
The latest 'View from Richmond Park' Carmarthen Town AFC column is in the Carmarthen Journal today.
The latest 'Looking After Business' column by Ann Thomas, of Clay Shaw Butler, accountants, is in the Carmarthen Journal today.
The latest 'Iechyd Da' beer column from Llandeilo brewer Simon Buckley (Evan-Evans Brewery) is in the Carmarthen Journal today.
Check out the Carmarthen Journal and Llanelli Star today for the new adverts offering great membership deals at The Ashburnham Golf Club.
Big picture story splash in Carmarthen Journal today about the Mayor's Fun Run races (Bank Holiday Monday, May 7). Come and join the fun!
Nice story in the Carmarthen Journal today about the forthcoming South and West Wales Caravan and Motorhome Show in Carmarthen (May 11-13).
Smashing picture story in the Carmarthen Journal today showing the donation of £5,000 to the Sports Aid Wales fund from Carmarthen members.
Nice spotlight on the latest news and results from The Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Club in the Llanelli Star sports pages today.
Splendid story in the Llanelli Star today about next week's Carmarthen Bay Film Festival - the first festival of its kind in Llanelli.
Smashing story in the Llanelli Star today about Melin Consultants@melinconsult moving into The Beacon business hub in Llanelli.
Jenkins the Bakers in the spotlight in this week's Llanelli Star - stories on planned East Gate shop in Llanelli and the Pasty Tax protest.
Best bit of last night's Grand Slam showing at Parc y Scarlets: 'Dewi Pws' recalling working with Oscar winner Hugh Griffith.
Just 10 days to the start of the South & West Wales Caravan & Motorhome Show (May 11-13). Check out our website -http://daffodilevents.co.uk/caravan-motorhome-show/
Lovely story in the Western Mail today about Melin Consultants@melinconsult finding a new home in Llanelli's The Beacon business hub.
Smashing story in the Western Mail today about the Jenkins Bakery plan to take a retail unit in the new East Gate development in Llanelli.
Nice piece in the Western Mail today about Three Crosses Christmas tree grower Rob Morgan and the arrival of a reindeer calf on the farm.
Splendid evening last night for the screening of the classic Grand Slam film at the launch of the first Carmarthen Bay Flm Festival.

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