Carmarthenshire Youth Council is backing the UK’s largest youth consultation.
Members attended the official launch of Make your Mark at an event in Cardiff.
Young people will vote to decide which five top issues affecting young people

Working parents of three and four year old children in Carmarthenshire could be eligible for up to 30 hours a week of government funded early education and childcare for up to 48 weeks of the year.
The Child Care

Carmarthenshire pupils are celebrating their well-earned GCSE successes as a result of much hard work and commitment.
Their individual achievements, within an ongoing evolving examination environment, are most warmly praised and congratulated.
Nationally, nearly three quarters of all entries were for reformed GCSE

Plans to build a new £9million Welsh medium primary school in Llanelli have taken a step forward following news that a village green application for the proposed site has been declined.
Carmarthenshire County Council is proposing to build a new Ysgol Dewi Sant School

Trimsaran Community Primary School is the latest school to be delivered through Carmarthenshire County Council’s Modernising Education Programme.
The £6.8 million new building opened its doors September 2017 and caters for children aged between 3 to 11, with 30 nursery places and a Flying

Carmarthenshire’s Welsh in Education Strategic Plan (WESP) has been launched today (Monday, June 25)
In accordance with statutory requirements, under the Standards and Organisation (Wales) Act 2013, Local Authorities are required to prepare a Welsh in Education Strategic Plan (WESP).
Carmarthenshire’s WESP was approved