Carmarthenshire :: About Carmarthenshire, In Carmarthenshire

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Carmarthenshire is a county with a beautiful coastline, castles, hills, villages where the Welsh language thrives, market towns with well known national stores and attractive local shops, and plenty of outdoor activities. There are many tourist attractions worth a visit such as The Millenium Coastal Park, the National Botanic Garden of Wales and Aberglasney Hall and Gardens. These pages will help you see Carmarthenshire as it is today.

Carmarthenshire Business Directory

We have re-designed the look of the Carmarthenshire Business Directory, with more facilities and functionality soon to come. Click here to view the directory or click here to check if your business is listed ... if it isn't you can add it.

Message Forum

The local message boards on centrepage.info, which have been up and running for a few years now, are closed. instead there is a message forum on this site - click here, have a look, sign up and contribute!

eeZeeRoof Website

West Wales Building Plastic Supplies in Cwmffrwd, Carmarthen, have just launched a new website for their eeZeeRoof polycarbonate roofing panels at eezeeroof.co.uk.

Local News (Google News)

Local News:
(provided by Google)
Carmarthenshire
Ammanford
Burry Port
Carmarthen
Lampeter
Llandeilo
Llandovery
Llanelli
Newcastle Emlyn
Pembrey
St Clears
Whitland

Local Sports News
Check out WestWalesSport.com for all the latest local sports news

Carmarthenshire Weather:

BBC 5 Day forecast for:
Ammanford
Carmarthen
Lampeter
Llandeilo
Llandovery
Llanelli
Newcastle Emlyn
Whitland

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Accommodation in Carmarthenshire:

Browse our list of Carmarthenshire Accommodation providers - Hotels, B & B's, Guest Houses, Caravan Parks, Holiday Cottages - find them here!

The Ivy Bush Royal Hotel in Carmarthen - luxury surroundings near Carmarthen's town centre.

The Falcon Hotel and Restaurant in the centre of Carmarthen - a friendly, family run hotel, conveniently located, great food, comfortable rooms

Are you looking for a Holiday Cottage in Carmarthenshire? Stay in the Farmhouse, the Carthouse or in the log cabin at Morlogws Farm between Carmarthen and Newcastle Emlyn - indoor pool, hot tup, games room, pool table

A warm welcome awaits you at Alltyfyrddin Farm Bed and Breakfast, a 220 acre dairy farm overlooking the beautiful Towy Valley. The Farmhouse offers modern comforts while retaining it's original features.

The Emlyn Arms Hotel is in the centre of Newcastle Emlyn, a busy Market Town at the border of Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion.

The Boar's Head Hotel is in the town centre of Carmarthen, close to shops, close to the bus station - Good food and comfortable rooms!

Carmarthenshire Radio Stations

97.1 Radio Carmarthenshire
The station was launched on the 14th June 2004 and covers the whole of Carmarthenshire

97.5 Llanelli's Scarlet FM
Scarlet FM is a local radio station covering the Llanelli, Burry Port and Pembrey areas.

Carmarthenshire Newspapers

Carmarthen Journal - covering much of Carmarthenshire

Llanelli Star - covering primarily the Llanelli area

Evening Post - covering Swansea and parts of Carmarthenshire

South Wales Guardian - covering the Swansea Valley, Ammanford, Llandovery and the rural areas around Llanelli

Useful links and other snippets

The Black Book of Carmarthen
Manuscript thought to date back to about 1250
Go to the Black Book

Postcard from America!
Take a look at these old postcards of Carmarthen sent to America (possibly in 1938) and kindly sent to us to show you by "Angel". The page may take a few seconds to download

Commission our own watercolour painting. Pembrokeshire landscape artist Adrian James will paint your favourite scene - click here to find out how you can have your own, personal watercolour painting.

The Lyric Theatre - Carmarthen's Theatre and Cinema

Click here for other websites of local interest including travel links and useful Welsh sites

Click here for pictures of the town and characters and other work by David Jones

Click here for a few pictures of Carmarthen from 30/40 years ago by Arlene Harding including pictures of Quay Street School and their coronation street party

Click here for a few pictures of the local area by Doug Williams

Places to visit in Carmarthenshire

Click here for our guide to places to visit in and around Carmarthenshire

Carmarthenshire Towns

Click here for our guide to the towns of Carmarthenshire

Time Coffee Bar, Carmarthen

The Time Coffee Bar - a wide range of coffees and snacks at Carmarthen's Coffee Bar and Cyber Cafe at Notts Square.

Carmarthen Solicitors:

The firm specialises in domestic, agricultural and commercial conveyancing, wills and probate, together with advising the elderly, carrying out work for and advising business clients, licensing work, notarial work and many other non-contentious branches of the law.

Andrew Markham & Co. Solicitors started business on 4th January 2002 with the intention of providing a range of services to clients, namely litigation, conveyancing, employment, family and mental health, and to provide a high standard of work to its client group.

Books by W B Baker

Struggling for an idea for a present? how about giving a book which relates to your local town?

Ordeal Of The Dragon by W B Baker "Ordeal Of The Dragon, like The Orphans of Carmarthen and Vault Of The Griffin before it, transcends the delicate boundaries of religious and historical perceptions, compelling readers to consider and take stock of their personal interpretations of reality.
A stunning philosophical success and ideological examination, where inspirational axioms are subtly imbedded within the vibrant images and metaphors of classic gothic themes. The superbly devised religion of the Banfáith Priestesses is a triumph unto itself; revealing the author’s meticulous attention to detail as much as Baker’s facility for conceptual ideology.
Correlations between astronomical observances, religious ceremonies, and classical Welsh mythology demonstrated in the extensive research necessary to conceive the Banfáith religion does each of us Brits quite proud.
– Bloomsbury - London, England"

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