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Ysgol Bro Dinefer and Cwmtawe Community School GCSE results

Students in Carmarthenshire and the Swansea Valley are celebrating their GCSE results. In Carmarthenshire, 63.4 per cent of entries were awarded grades A* to C. Nearly one in five entries (18.8 per ...

The TEA Editorial Desk · 31 August 2026

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Llanelli community kitchen serves more than 1,040 meals in its first six months

Cegin Llanelli has served more than 1,040 free or pay-what-you-can two-course meals, while 15 volunteers have contributed over 690 hours and rescued food from waste.

Llanelli, Carmarthenshire · 28 Aug 2026
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Llanelli pupils celebrate A-level results with three quarters of grades at A* or A

St Michael’s School in Llanelli reported 75.1% of A-level grades at A* or A, with the vast majority of pupils securing their first-choice university.

Llanelli, Carmarthenshire · 28 Aug 2026
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