“Llanelli is a very, very poor area. My crew are there every day, our offices are in the centre of town and you can see the poverty there,” said Mr Jones, whose independent television production firm ...

People come in and out of the busy Wetherspoon, passing its six well-tended wooden plant boxes as they go. The York Palace is a popular town pub, but next door the once-grand red-brick YMCA building, ...

Llanelli in west Wales, just ten miles from Swansea, was once a bustling market town. Steeped in history, it was built in part by the money made from the Stepney clan, a distinguished local family who ...

The first phase of a controversial 83-acre, mixed-use development - including state-of-the-art leisure, health and business facilities - is set to open its doors, after years of delay. Spearheaded by ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. -Credit:WalesOnline/Rob Browne (WalesOnline/Rob Browne) Carmarthenshire Council has revealed plans to relocate Llanelli Market and ...

Proposals to relocate Llanelli Market and potentially demolish the ageing multi-storey car park above have been unveiled by Carmarthenshire Council. The authority is looking at four options, including ...

Soldiers from the Royal Welsh have been marching through Llanelli as part of celebrations to mark the official reopening of its town centre following a £60m regeneration programme. The event also ...

Huge regeneration efforts at Llanelli Waterfront are proving an inspiration for the run-down town centre Llanelli was once known as Tinopolis, Swansea as Copperopolis, and the two industrial towns ...

Up to £750,000 is being made available to help bring empty and derelict buildings in a Carmarthenshire town back into use. Carmarthenshire council will be making loans available to eligible applicants ...

With an extensive regeneration project already penciled in for the next few years and some work already well underway, Llanelli is going to be the place to live in Carmarthenshire. The council is ...