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Carmarthenshire schools consultation period extended until end of summer term

The move was dubbed a ‘small victory’ by one campaigning parent. Carmarthenshire council’s executive board met on Monday, March 1, and decided to extend the consultation periods for five school proposals in the county, including a review of primary education provision in the Blaenau and Llandybie areas. This could lead to Blaenau school closing and a new one being built nearby to serve the two existing schools. Further consultations include: • Proposal to change the age range of Swiss Valley School from 4-11 to 3-11 • Proposal to re-design and remodel behaviour support services at Ysgol Rhydygors to improve provision for children and young people

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Digital connectivity project approved for Carmarthenshire, Neath Port Talbot, Pembrokeshire and Swansea

It will allow quality digital services to be delivered over wireless or fixed line networks. For businesses this may result in more opportunities and higher productivity. It should accelerate innovation in how health and education services are delivered. Householders, especially those in rural areas, should have faster access to all things digital. Ultimately it’s about growing the economy, creating jobs and improving what’s referred to as digital inclusion. The digital infrastructure project for Swansea, Neath Port Talbot, Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire will now go for final approval to the Welsh and UK Governments. Introducing the project at a meeting of the Swansea Bay City Region joint committee – comprising local public and private sector representatives – programme manager Gareth Jones said it was basically a five-year investment in connectivity.

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