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Council to give £100,000 to the evangelical bowling alley

Followers of this blog might recall a controversy several years ago when our council gifted £1.4m in land, lease and buildings, and a £270k ...

As we wait for news from the police and CPS over the Wellness scandal, we'll take a look at how some of the key players, some of whom we...

Well, the libel indemnity clause, the slush fund, has gone, sort of. The item finally came up at Thursday's full council meeting and pas...

Since the Grenfell tragedy in 2017, cladding inspections have been required for all high rise residential buildings in the UK. The UK govern...

Just a brief mention that the thorny issue of unlawful libel indemnities is due to crop up again on Thursday, October 1st, or so I'm tol...

Monday's Executive Board agenda is resplendent with a new flag flying policy, the snappily titled 'Equality Promotion Calendar and F...

The notorious Grillo site at Burry Port cropped up again a few weeks ago in the form of a mysterious exempt item on the Executive Board age...

The council finally managed to organise a remote Executive Board meeting which was held yesterday, and a full council meeting looks set for...

As this blog has reported over the years the council's management of grants has often left a lot to be desired. Back in 2015, internal ...

The crass and insensitive remarks made by Labour Cllr Kevin Madge over an application for a care home to house three vulnerable children se...

As readers will know, the Wales Audit Office, and the Auditor General have said NO! to libel indemnities numerous times. The first occasion...

The organised crime squad Tarian, have said, in a statement issued today, that four people have been questioned as suspects in relation to ...

My last post included a published comment warning former CEO Mark James that just because it's quiet, it doesn't mean there isn...

Acuity Law, readers will recall, were the law firm which carried out the council's 'independent' review of procurement and gove...