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Tuesday, 31 March 2015

Chief Officers and disciplinary procedures

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An interesting snippet of legislation was laid down just before parliament dissolved the other day which removed the requirement to appo...
Friday, 27 March 2015

This week's Herald

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Update 30th March - BBC Wales are reporting that the home care company, Mitie, referred to in the post below, has now agreed to pay it...
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Noxious fumes

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A few years back, after lengthy monitoring, Llandeilo's main street became a 'Air Quality Management Area' after breaching s...
Wednesday, 25 March 2015

Thompson v James update

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For information; Further to correspondence exchanged in January, I received a letter from chief executive Mark James' solicitors, ...

Lollipop sweeteners

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In a somewhat bizarre move, and a month after the budget, the council decided to issue a press release the other day about the handful o...

Jumping the gun - Library for sale?

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In it's hurry to sell off any council owned building which isn't tied down, the council have got a bit muddled over the wording ...
Monday, 23 March 2015

Child Safeguarding - A critical report...and other news.

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Although clearly not connected to the ongoing police investigation, Operation Almond, Rhydgors Special school was  back in the news  t...
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Saturday, 21 March 2015

Ffos Las homes and another Section 106 agreement 'revisited'

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The Ffos Las racecourse in Trimsaran has been one of the jewels in Meryl's crown and, over the past few years planning permission ha...
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Tuesday, 17 March 2015

Ministry of Spin - leopards don't change their spots

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Friday's Policy and Resources Scrutiny agenda sees, at last, a draft revised Press and Media Protocol. This has been an ongoing exercise...
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Sian Caiach - Candidate for Llanelli

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As I said back in January  Carmarthenshire County Councillor Sian Caiach is standing for Llanelli in the general election on May 7th. Sh...
Friday, 13 March 2015

The Carmarthenshire Herald - the fox is on the case...

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This week's edition of the Carmarthenshire Herald picks up on County Hall's relationship with the Towy Community Church and...
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Tuesday, 10 March 2015

Roads and religion - yesterday's Executive Board meeting

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The £5m link road As predicted (and covered in detail) over on Cneifwr's blog , the Executive Board were quite happy yesterday to ...
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Friday, 6 March 2015

The Mark James budget is ratified

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The first half of today's full council meeting was essentially to ratify the budget approved last week. As I and others commented a...
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The Carmarthenshire Herald - First Edition - updated

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Pic source; Carmarthenshire Herald Today's first edition of the Carmarthenshire Herald leads with the allegations of histo...
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Wednesday, 4 March 2015

Reasonable and necessary priorities?

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Last week, amongst the budget proposals, the council approved over £200,000 in cuts to services for children with special educational ne...
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Bending over backwards

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Next Monday's Executive Board meeting has a couple of interesting items. The first concerns County Hall's evangelical friends at...

Historic child abuse allegations at Carmarthen special school - updated 25th May 2017

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Update 25th May 2017; Dyfed Powys Police have issued this statement; Update 4th March 2015 17.10 ; BBC Wales have obtained a ...
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Friday, 27 February 2015

Filming council meetings - Carmarthenshire style

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In case it still isn't very apparent, the council, via the working group are aiming, they say, to be the 'most open council in W...
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Thursday, 26 February 2015

The Budget - further comment

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A few hours after Mark James's budget was approved on Tuesday , Labour Minister Leighton Andrews issued a statement, again referrin...
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Tuesday, 24 February 2015

The Budget meeting

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The sound wasn't working for the first twenty minutes of today's council webcast but when it did kick in, the Chamber was in mid...
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