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Figures released today by the Local Government Data Unit show that performance in Carmarthenshire is continuing to improve. The county had the very best performance indicator results in four categories and joint top in another 20. Top scoring were: • Percentage of non-domestic rates due for the financial year which were received by the authority – highest in Wales, achieving 98.66% • The average number of days that all homeless households spent in other forms of temporary accommodation – lowest in Wales, achieving 17 days • The number of publicly accessible computers per 10,000 population – highest in Wales, achieving 15 • The average number of calendar days taken to deliver low cost adaptation works in private dwellings where the Disabled Facilities Grant process is not used – lowest in Wales, achieving 10 days The county’s children’s services section came out on top in several categories, achieving 100% in areas such as the percentage of first placements of looked after children duri...

Figures released today by the Local Government Data Unit show that performance in Carmarthenshire is continuing to improve. The county had the best performance indicator results in five categories and was joint top in another 20. Top scoring were: • The percentage of reported fly tipping incidents which lead to enforcement activity - highest in Wales achieving 69.22% • The number of library materials issued, during the year, per 1,000 population - highest in Wales achieving 7606.1 • The average number of calendar days taken to deliver low cost adaptation works in private dwellings where the Disabled Facilities Grant process is not used - lowest in Wales achieving 11 days • The percentage change in the average number of hours of suitable education, training or employment children and young people receive while within the youth justice system by Children and young people of statutory school age - highest in Wales achieving 31.2 • The percentage of children services referrals received tha...

Figures released today by the Local Government Data Unit show that performance in Carmarthenshire is continuing to improve. The county had the very best performance indicator results in four categories and joint top in another 20. Top scoring were: • Percentage of non-domestic rates due for the financial year which were received by the authority – highest in Wales, achieving 98.66% • The average number of days that all homeless households spent in other forms of temporary accommodation – lowest in Wales, achieving 17 days • The number of publicly accessible computers per 10,000 population – highest in Wales, achieving 15 • The average number of calendar days taken to deliver low cost adaptation works in private dwellings where the Disabled Facilities Grant process is not used – lowest in Wales, achieving 10 days The county’s children’s services section came out on top in several categories, achieving 100% in areas such as the percentage of first placements of looked after children duri...