IT was big, it was bold and (in so many different ways) it was bloody good.
It was a privilege to be in the audience for Llanelli Youth Theatre’s Sweeney Todd last week. It was one of the theatrical ‘events’ of the year for this

THERE’S a big night coming up for Carmarthen Amateur Operatic Society (CAOS) at the end of the month.
The team from CAOS will be presenting ‘The Past, The Present and The Future’ – an evening journey through the past, present and future of musical theatre.
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MEMBERS of Llanelli Ramblers have been celebrating their links with walkers from the town’s French twin town of Agen.
Elaine Jenkins, publicity officer for Llanelli Ramblers, explained –
“On July 1, 1989, Llanelli Town formally entered into a twinning link with the French town  of

ONCE upon a time, former USA President George W Bush said, “The trouble with the French is that they have no word for entrepreneur”.
But . . . hang on a minute, did he actually say it?
The answer, as you probably guessed, is, No,

Sweeney Todd – The Demon Barber of Fleet Street (A Musical Thriller) staged by Llanelli Youth Theatre at Ffwrnes Theatre, Llanelli.
IT’S big, it’s bold and (in so many different ways) it is bloody good.
Llanelli Youth Theatre’s Sweeney Todd is a theatrical ‘event’ for

THE search is on to find Llanelli’s Sportsperson of the Year and other potential winners of the prestigious Brin Isaac Memorial Awards.
Track cyclist Emma Finucane was the main prize winner at the 72nd Brin Isaac Memorial Fund (BIMF) awards held at the Diplomat Hotel