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Court rules two landlords were not registered under Housing Act
TWO landlords of Lampeter properties were not registered under the Housing Act, a court ruled. The first landlord, Patrick OKeeffee, of Llanybydder, was found guilty of three charges relating to the Housing (Wales) Act 2014 by Cardiff Magistrates
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Hall secures £10,000 energy grant for new boiler and solar panels
ABERPORTH Village Hall has secured a £10k grant from the National Grid Community Fund to make its secondary community building Canolfan Dyffryn energy efficient. The grant will cover the cost of a new boiler and go towards installing solar panels
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Four charged with drug possession, assault, criminal damage, and stalking
THESE defendants have had their cases heard in court recently. They face charges including drug possession, assault, criminal damage, and stalking. The cases were heard at Aberystwyth Magistrates’ Court and Llanelli Magistrates’ Court.
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Calls to repair road where temporary traffic lights remain after three years
THEY are known by long-suffering Cardigan motorists as the traffic lights time forgot. The notorious traffic control just outside town on the A478 Tenby road at Troedyrhiw was established on a ‘temporary’ basis after a lorry crash resulting in
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Newcastle Emlyn Ladies see off Brecon with a 4-0 win
Newcastle Emlyn Ladies were home at Crymych on Saturday where they faced Brecon. Although Brecon had push back, Emlyn re-gained possession quickly through work of midfielders Elen Hill and Efa Jones. The attacking trio Enfys Davies, Sioned Fflur and
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Man fined after being caught fishing illegally in Lampeter
A CARMARTHENSHIRE man has been in court for illegal fishing in Lampeter. Grant Quincey, 55, of Pencarreg, Carmarthenshire, admitted two charges relating to illegal fishing at Cardiff Magistrates Court on November 15. He admitted one charge
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Date set for Cardigan Christmas lights switch-on
CARDIGAN’S Christmas lights will be switched on next Saturday, December 2, town councillors have announced. Last year town clerk Eleri Maskell revealed that previously unforeseen spiralling costs would force the council to exceed its £4,000 budget
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Councillors to discuss lack of public toilets in Cardigan
MOST café and shop owners in Cardigan allow shoppers to use their toilets if they have them on the premises, town councillors have been told. Cllr Stephen Greenhalgh said most tradespeople clearly appreciated the inconvenience caused by the lack