In the news today . . .

Splendid story in the Llanelli Star about The Ashburnham Championship Links Golf Cub getting a 'Top 10' British rating for value.
Smashing picture in Llanelli Star of Llanelli Rotary Club Council (executive committee) members visiting the Llanelli Town Mayor's Parlour.
Llanelli Star today puts the spotlight on a busy week of 'St David's Day' activities for Cor Meibion Llanelli. Llanelli concert on Saturday.
Lovely review of Cor Meibion Llanelli's recent concert at Gravells, Kidwelly, in the Llanelli Star today.
Splendid story in the Llanelli Star today about the Llanelli Rotary Club Ball (March 23) being dedicated to the memory of Ernie Lawson.
Nice story in the Llanelli Star today about the quiz night (March 9) at the Ashburnham Golf Club in Pembrey.
Smashing picture story in the Llanelli Star about St John Lloyd School teams winning the Rotary Youth Speaks zone final competition.
Smashing picture story in the South Wales Evening Post tonight about the Daffodil Festival at Aberglasney Gardens in the Tywi Valley.
The latest 'View from Richmond Park' Carmarthen Town AFC column is in the Carmarthen Journal today.
The latest Clay Shaw Butler 'Looking After Business' column (by Nigel Roberts) is in the Carmarthen Journal today.
Llandeilo brewer Simon Buckley's latest 'Iechyd Da' beer column is in the Carmarthen Journal today.
Aberglasney head gardener Joseph Atkin's latest gardening column is in the Carmarthen Journal today.
Llandeilo brewer and businessman Simon Buckley featured in the Carmarthen Journal's 'What being Welsh means' feature today.
Carmarthen Journal's 'What being Welsh means' feature has a smashing contribution from Clay Shaw Butler (accountants) consultant Ann Thomas.
Lovely story in the Carmarthen Journal about the Stagecoach Theatre Arts School launching new bilingual classes at The Model School.
Nice story in the Carmarthen Journal today about the Lewis Partnership architects helping with the extension of Nantgaredig GPs' surgery.

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