Danybanc playground set for new lease of life
Llanelli Rural Council put the final touches to the formal asset transfer of the facility from Carmarthenshire County Council when it gave its stamp of approval to complete a 99 year lease for the transfer of the playground at its council meeting held on Tuesday evening.
Chairman says thank you to volunteers
In celebration of this year’s National Volunteers Week, Llanelli Rural Council is saying thank you to its volunteers for giving their time to help provide important community services.
Keeping it in the family
Cllr Sharen L. Davies has been elected as the new Chairperson of Llanelli Rural Council for the municipal year commencing on 14 May, 2019. This is the second time that Cllr Davies has been elected to the office. The first occasion was in May 2010.
Volunteers needed: Join Street Buddies
We are a group of community members committed to making positive changes in our local community. Join us in Felinfoel at the next Street Buddy Network meeting on Wednesday 10th July at 10am.
Annual Report 2018/19
The Council has produced it’s inaugural Annual Report for the Carmarthenshire Public Services Board. Contents include a breakdown of steps taken and progress made against Carmarthenshire's Well-being Objectives. Read More
Welcome to Llanelli Rural Council
One of nine community councils in the Llanelli district area, the Council, formed during Local Government re-organisation in April 1974, is made up of 21 elected members, advised by the Clerk to the Council.
The Council’s geographic area is approximately 26.78 square miles, with a population of 22,800 and surrounds the urban centre of Llanelli. Its boundaries extend from Loughor Estuary in the east to Burry Port in the west and skirts the Gwendraeth Valley in the north. The area is made up of the villages and districts of Bynea, Cwmbach, Cynheidre, Dafen, Felinfoel, Five Roads, Furnace, Llwynhendy, Ponthenri, Pontyates (south of the railway line), Pwll, Sandy and Swiss Valley.
