Burst water mains disrupt hundreds across west Wales
Three main breaks in Saundersfoot, Newcastle Emlyn and Treffgarne force emergency repairs, leaving hundreds without water as Welsh Water works to restore supply.
Sioned Davies is our West Wales & Rural Affairs Reporter, providing comprehensive news from across Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion, and Carmarthenshire.
With thirteen years of grassroots journalism in West Wales, Sioned reports on local councils, agricultural sustainability, rural school provisions, and coastal developments from Haverfordwest and Tenby to Aberystwyth and Llanelli.
Her reporting amplifies the voices of farmers, rural smallholders, and coastal towns, offering empathetic and incisive coverage of regional health services, ferry ports, tourism, and rural broadband across the western counties.
Three main breaks in Saundersfoot, Newcastle Emlyn and Treffgarne force emergency repairs, leaving hundreds without water as Welsh Water works to restore supply.
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