🚒 All West Wales Fire Stations are recognised as Safe Havens.
Learn MoreI’m incredibly proud that Carmarthenshire has been chosen to host Wales’ National Armed Forces Day 2026 — a very special occasion bringing communities together from across Wales to recognise, celebrate, and thank the men and women who serve, or who have served, in our Armed Forces.
Learn MoreIt was a real pleasure to recently hand over a cheque to Elizabeth from CETMA on behalf of the Regeneration Committee Chair, Cllr. Kev Lewis, following CETMA’s successful application for grant funding support towards the 2026 Gooseberry Fair.
Learn MoreCarmarthenshire County Council will be launching its latest Graduate and Apprenticeship opportunities next week — offering people the chance to earn while they learn and gain valuable experience within local government and public services.
Learn MoreDid you know that interest-free loans of between £10,000 and £1 million are available to help bring vacant, derelict, or underused town centre properties back into use across Carmarthenshire?
Learn MoreThere is some exciting news for community groups, charities, social enterprises, heritage organisations, tourism providers, and Town and Community Councils across Carmarthenshire.
Learn MoreBurry Port Community Primary School is reaching out to our wonderful community for a little help in creating exciting, imaginative, and engaging learning spaces for their Year 1 and Year 2 pupils.
Learn MoreHaving become aware of concerns regarding grass growth at the Penybedd and Tre-Nel junctions, I recently visited both locations to assess the situation for myself.
Learn MoreIt was wonderful to see so many people coming together to support local creativity, community spirit and the fantastic stall holders who put so much time, effort and talent into their displays and handmade creations.
Learn MoreA huge congratulations and heartfelt thank you to everyone involved in organising and supporting yet another incredible community event.
Learn MoreA huge thank you must go to all of the incredibly talented stallholders, crafters, makers, and organisers who worked so hard to create such a warm, welcoming, and vibrant event for our community.
Learn MoreI’ve now been back on site and teams are already there setting up temporary traffic lights and closing one lane for the time being until a proper and full investigation can be undertaken.
Learn MoreYour vigilance and willingness to report concerns like this are genuinely appreciated and incredibly important for community safety.
Learn MoreIt was brilliant to see such a great turnout at the recent Burry Port RFC 7s Tournament — a real showcase of local sport, teamwork, and community spirit 💛
Learn MoreIt was great to see such a fantastic turnout at the recent Growers & Craft Market held at Pembrey Memorial Hall — a real celebration of local talent, creativity, and community spirit
Learn MoreI just wanted to take a moment to recognise the team at Pembrey and Burry Port Town Council for their swift response to a recent request to clear some rubbish just off Dol Helyg.
Learn MoreI was really pleased, in my role as Deputy Chair of the Regeneration & Community Engagement Committee, to have the opportunity to present a cheque to Pembrey AFC on behalf of the Committee Chair, Cllr. Kevin Lewis.
Learn MoreOur Town Council’s Meals on Wheels service is all about community care. Yes, it’s about delivering fresh, home-cooked meals — but just as importantly, it’s about delivering kindness, connection, and a friendly face at the door.
Learn MoreA big thank you to everyone who took the time to drop in and see me at the surgery on the 30th — it was genuinely great to meet you all, have a chat, and hear what’s on your minds.
Learn MoreDonna and I thoroughly enjoyed opening night, and I wanted to share just how proud we should be of the talent we have here in our area. The standard of the production was outstanding from start to finish — powerful performances, tremendous vocals, great humour, energy, and a real sense of professionalism throughout.
Learn MoreIt was great to be there once again and to see so many people coming together to support such an important event.
Learn MoreIt was great to see Burry Port Bowls Club recently opening its doors to the community and showcasing everything this friendly local club has to offer.
Learn MoreIt was a real privilege to spend time with you all and to see first hand the warmth, care, and dedication that makes this group so special.
Learn MoreA heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us for this special event. Over 50 people came along to listen, learn, and share in our local history — and your presence made the evening truly memorable.
Learn MoreA huge well done to everyone involved in making the latest market such a success. It is fantastic to see this community event continuing to grow and bringing people together in the heart of Burry Port.
Learn MoreThere was a fantastic range of displays on offer, showcasing the work of some incredibly talented individuals – a real credit to everyone involved. It’s always great to see local creativity and craftsmanship on display in our community.
Learn MoreThe force is recruiting Volunteer Police Officers (Special Constables)—a role that plays an important part in supporting frontline policing and helping keep our communities safe.
Learn MoreI’ve recently come across a number of funding and grant opportunities that may be of interest to local community groups, charities, and organisations. I wanted to share these to help ensure they reach those who may benefit.
Learn MoreI am pleased to support the upcoming Autism Awareness Month activities taking place throughout April at Burry Port Community Primary School.
Learn MoreSports clubs and community organisations across Wales are being encouraged to apply for funding through the Sport Wales Be Active Wales Fund.
Learn MoreLocal charities and community organisations are being encouraged to apply for funding through The Grocers’ Charity, which distributes approximately £1 million annually to support charitable work across the UK.
Learn MoreThe market continues to grow as a valued part of our local community, bringing together residents, visitors, traders and community groups in a welcoming and inclusive setting.
Learn MoreKeeping our communities safe, clean and well-maintained is a shared effort — and one of the most effective tools available to residents is the County Council’s online reporting system.
Learn MoreLast night I had the pleasure of attending the Lighthouse Stage School production of Come From Away, and it was an exceptional performance. The dedication, talent, and heart shown by the young performers were evident from the very first scene.
Learn MoreOver recent months, alongside my responsibilities as a councillor and wider community volunteering, I have been undertaking work focused on community safety, inclusion, and the experiences of individuals when reporting incidents locally.
Learn MoreFollowing a recent discussion with Winston regarding Pembrey Airport, I felt it was important to highlight the significant role this facility already plays — and the opportunities it presents for the future.
Learn MoreI recently attended a community engagement session concerning the potential future of Kidwelly’s Tinplate Museum.
Learn MoreIt was a real pleasure to attend the Spring Fayre at Jerusalem Chapel in Burry Port this weekend. There was such a warm and welcoming atmosphere, with lots of people coming along to support our local traders and enjoy a really nice community event.
Learn MoreI recently watched the new promotional video produced by Carmarthenshire County Council highlighting our wonderful coastline and surrounding area, and I have to say it was genuinely uplifting to see our community and landscape presented in such a positive light.
Learn MoreAge Cymru has launched its Annual Survey 2026, and they want to hear directly from people aged 50+ about what life in Wales is really like today.
Learn MoreDid you know around 4% of our local population has some form of connection to the Armed Forces? That’s slightly higher than many other areas, which means supporting Service families — and especially their children — is particularly important in our community.
Learn MoreYesterday (6th March) I had the real pleasure of attending the Eisteddfod celebration at @Ysgol Glan y Môr, and I was incredibly proud to have been invited to help judge some of the competitions.
Learn MoreAs we celebrate St David’s Day, I want to send my warmest wishes to everyone across Pembrey, Burry Port and Carmarthenshire.
Learn MoreThe Shopmobility schemes in Carmarthen and Llanelli are here to help residents and visitors with mobility challenges get around safely, comfortably and confidently.
Learn MoreJust a quick update to keep everyone in the loop — especially those who regularly use the online My Account service.
Learn MoreMany people are currently being moved from Employment Support Allowance (ESA) to Universal Credit (UC) — and understandably, this can feel worrying, confusing, or overwhelming.
Learn MoreAs many of you know, I’m a firm believer that every member of our community — whatever their age — deserves respect, opportunity, and the chance to live life fully.
Learn MoreFirst of all, a huge thank you to the officers and staff at Carmarthenshire County Council who responded quickly after I raised concerns about the garages behind Tirwaun, Burry Port.
Learn MoreA very warm thank you to everyone who braved the weather and popped in to see me at my monthly surgery this morning. It was genuinely lovely to chat with you all, and I’ll be taking forward every issue raised — and reporting back as always.
Learn MoreFeel free to get in touch if you think I may be able to help with anything
Apologies for the late post everyone — I’ve only just received the update and wanted to share it as quickly as possible to help keep residents informed Carmarthenshire County Council has issued a temporary road closure notice for part of Elkington Road, Burry Port (SA16 0AU), from its junction with Broadawel for approximately 50 metres heading northbound.
Read MoreEvery year, more than 40,000 people living with dementia are reported missing for the first time across the UK. For families and loved ones, these situations can be frightening, distressing, and deeply emotional.
Read MoreCarmarthenshire County Council’s Trading Standards team has received reports of individuals going door-to-door offering services such as roofing work, driveway cleaning, landscaping, home repairs, and maintenance work. In some cases, concerns have also been raised about high-pressure sales tactics and people falsely claiming to be working “on behalf of the council.”
Read MoreThis brand-new FREE event is being hosted by the Swansea Bay City Deal’s Digital Infrastructure Programme and is open to all residents and businesses across the Swansea Bay City Region. Pentre Awel, Llanelli Saturday 13 June 2026 10am – 3pm.
Read MoreDelta Wellbeing has introduced Delta Direct — a 24/7 personal alarm and response service designed to provide reassurance and peace of mind for residents and their families.
Read MoreArtificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming an increasingly common part of everyday life. From helping us search for information and write documents to supporting learning, shopping, and creativity, many of us use AI tools without even thinking about it.
Read MoreHave you ever considered volunteering and helping to make a positive difference in the lives of others?
Read MoreIt was a truly special occasion and a day I will always remember with great humility and gratitude. To be invited to such a historic event was something I never expected, and I felt deeply honoured simply to be there amongst so many people from across the country who give their time and service to their communities in different ways.
Read MoreThe latest Spring/Summer 2026 edition of the Pride in Your Patch newsletter highlights the incredible difference volunteers continue to make across Carmarthenshire — and the figures are truly inspiring.
Read MoreResidents across Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire are being encouraged to share their views on local community pharmacy services as part of an important consultation being carried out by Hywel Dda University Health Board.
Read MoreBurry Port Community Primary School has confirmed that this year’s Sports Day will take place on Thursday 25th June (weather permitting) — with a reserve date of Wednesday 1st July if needed.
Read MoreEmpty properties can sometimes become more than just an eyesore — they can attract vandalism, anti-social behaviour and fall into serious disrepair over time. But with the right support, many of these buildings could instead become safer, protected and even brought back into positive community use.
Read MoreVolunteering has always been an important part of how I serve Pembrey and Burry Port. Alongside my role as your County Councillor, I’m proud to give my time to the local organisations that make a real difference in people’s lives every day. This page highlights the groups I volunteer with, the incredible work they do, and the ways you can get involved or to become involved with many other organisations that are always looking for volunteers. Our community is strongest when we stand alongside the organisations that support us — and I hope you’ll join me in celebrating them and, where you can, lending a hand.
Learn MoreVolunteering with Llais means a great deal to me because it gives people a genuine voice in the health and social care services they rely on. I’m proud to be part of an organisation that listens carefully to real experiences — good and bad — and makes sure that feedback reaches the decision‑makers who can improve services. What matters most to me is that Llais actively seeks out those whose voices are too often overlooked, ensuring that everyone in our communities is heard and valued. Being able to support that work, and help shape a healthier Wales that truly reflects people’s needs, is something I find incredibly rewarding.
Learn MoreOur Armed Forces community has given so much through service at home and overseas, and it’s important that we recognise that commitment not just in words, but through practical help when it’s needed most. Volunteering with SSAFA allows me to play a small part in ensuring that those who have served, and the families who stand behind them, are never left to face those challenges alone.
Learn MoreCarmarthenshire Youth Support Service brings youth work and youth justice staff together to deliver youth support services across Carmarthenshire. A service that provides a robust range of support from open access to specialised support, enabling children, young people and young adults from 10-25 years of age to access what they need, when and where they need it so that they can reach their full personal, social and educational potential.
Learn MoreThe Pembrey & Burry Port Amelia Earhart Community Group... We are a passionate, volunteer-led community group dedicated to celebrating the remarkable legacy of Amelia Earhart, who made history when she arrived in Burry Port on June 18th, 1928—becoming the first woman to cross the Atlantic by air, as part of the crew of the seaplane "Friendship".
Learn MoreThis project was undertaken by a community volunteer group, led by Edward Davies, with HLF funding to help make the industrial and maritime heritage of the area more visible and show how important it was for the development of the town and also for its future.
Learn MoreCollaboration is at the heart of what we do. Through partnerships, outreach, and active participation, we strengthen our community and create opportunities for everyone.
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