Llanelli Naturalists – Wader Minute!
In and around Llanelli we have large areas of good wildlife habitat, especially along the coast, of which migratory life is an important component.
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The Alarming Rise of Hate Crimes in Wales
According to a report released by BBC Wales near the beginning of October, recorded Hate Crime has risen by 35%, in Wales alone. This percentage goes up to 71% if you are looking just at disability crime.
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Women As Teachers
“The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world”, so says the old adage. But it gives a somewhat false impression of the status of women - their sphere was very much the hearth and home.
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First Squirrels In West Wales
1st Llanelli Scouts is a valued-based youth development organisation. It provides an environment for young people that helps build character, trains them in the...
Llanelli Naturalists – Anyone For Cricket?
The cricket season may be over, but not the season for crickets. Most of the thirteen British species of bush-crickets are around from July...
Llanelli Naturalists – Wasp Happening?
Wasps have an important role as pollinators and garden pest controllers. Most wasps capture, sting and paralyse their prey, which is then fed to...
Llanelli Llanelli Naturalists – Just Teaseling!
Flowering this month is the Teasel (Dipsacus fullonum), a common native plant well known for its egg-shaped flower heads which persist throughout the winter...
Harbour Tales
Recently the walls of Burry Port Harbour were strengthened and repaired after years of deterioration, safeguarding the harbour for future generations. Ironically when the...
Wales’s First Inclusive Wellness Spaces Comes to Llanelli!
This month we are celebrating Wales’ first inclusive wellness space opening in Llanelli!
Primavera Wellness is Wales’ first inclusive well-being space that will be home...
The Rocky History Of Kidwelly
Kidwelly, our beautiful village with its estuary, tidal flats and beyond, looking north to the high
ground towards Mynyddygarreg and Pontantwn. How often do we...



















