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Welsh actor and singer Sue Jones Davies awarded Honorary Bachelor of Arts Degree

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Actor, singer and former mayor of Aberystwyth Sue Jones-Davies has been awarded an Honorary Bachelor of Arts Degree from Aberystwyth University.
Sue graduated from Bristol University in 1971 before embarking on a career as an actor and singer. She has worked in television, film,

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‘Giant of the media industry in Wales’ awarded Honorary Fellowship

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The broadcaster and seminal figure in Welsh media, Euryn Ogwen Williams, has been honoured as a Fellow of Aberystwyth University in recognition of his contribution to the cultural life of Wales.
Brought up in Leeswood near Mold in Flintshire, Euryn Ogwen Williams graduated from

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‘Design a jersey’ competition to mark Carmarthenshire’s day in cycling spotlight

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Schoolchildren are being asked to design a cycling jersey as part of Carmarthenshire’s OVO Energy Tour of Britain celebrations.
Anyone under 16 can enter and the winning design will be created into a jersey and presented to all Welsh riders as they kick

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Flood defence works to start in Llangennech

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Carmarthenshire County Council is to undertake a £100,000 culvert replacement under the B4297 in Llangennech to address a problem which has caused flooding to properties and to the highway in the past.
The works will start on Monday, July 23, and will involve the

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Latest podcast from Phil Evans and Robert Lloyd

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The latest podcast from Phil Evans and Robert Lloyd.
The Big Cwtsh (Episode 23) is now on Soundcloud.

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Redevelopment of iconic courthouse building in Ammanford is completed

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The redevelopment of an iconic building in Ammanford has been completed.
The former courthouse has been brought back into use after undergoing a major refurbishment for office accommodation.
Carmarthenshire County Council purchased the derelict courthouse after it closed in 2011 as part of the

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