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Welcome to our community newsletter hub — your place to stay informed, involved, and connected.

From updates on the playing field and housing plans to key planning decisions and local progress, we break things down clearly so everyone understands what’s happening and why it matters. This is about our future, our facilities, and our community — so get involved, stay informed, and join the conversation as we shape what happens next.

Newsletter 05

in this issue, we present a comprehensive update on the proposed planning application, including its potential effects on residents, local facilities, and the surrounding environment, alongside insight into how the inspectors past refusal has been taken into account to get it passed by Carmarthenshire CC.

Newsletter 04

A brief update on LCSA’s proposed development at Wooford Playing Fields, outlining plans to create a modern, inclusive community sports hub with improved facilities, increased participation opportunities, and long-term benefits for Laugharne.

Newsletter 03

The enforcement notice and appeal over the deposited spoil will play a crucial role in deciding whether Laugharne’s playing field development can proceed or face significant setbacks.

Newsletter 02

The newsletter explains that current affordable housing plans are being undermined by legal restrictions that make homes difficult to mortgage and access, putting pressure on the development, while efforts continue to find workable solutions that keep the homes affordable and deliver wider community benefits.

Newsletter 01

Focuses on the Broadway footpath, outlining its importance to the community as a well-used local route. It explains current concerns around access and potential changes, and highlights why protecting this path matters for connectivity, safety, and everyday use by residents.

Newsletter 00

Explains LCSA’s plan to turn Wooford Playing Fields into a community hub for sport, wellbeing, and local use, while noting that previous proposals were refused mainly due to tree loss and uncertainty over benefits—but a revised application is being prepared.

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