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Local Democracy Reporter covering Swansea and Carmarthenshire for Wales Online and the BBC. Views are my own.
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Families plagued by 'rotting carcass' smell blowing over their homes

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By Richard Youle 
| Yahoo News UK
People living by a creamery where hundreds of tonnes of milk a day is converted into pizza cheese say their lives are still being blighted by odour and noise problems. They say the issues where they live in Aberarad, northwest Carmarthenshire, are worse in the summer and are calling for more to be done to resolve them. They are also concerned about suspected pollution incidents affecting the Afon Arad, which flows through the site.
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Swansea Professor Recognised In King’s Birthday Honours List

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By Richard Youle 
| Swansea Standard
A Swansea University academic has been appointed OBE in the King’s Birthday Honours list in recognition of her services to suicide prevention and digital innovation. Professor Ann John of Swansea University Medical School is a world-leading expert in suicide prevention, self-harm research, and mental health data science.
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St Helen’s Redevelopment Progresses

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By Richard Youle 
| Swansea Standard
Council chiefs in Swansea have committed a £5.1 million investment in St Helen’s sports ground in full and are to grant regional rugby side the Ospreys a 50-year-lease there. Cabinet took the decision, which is subject to an evaluation called a subsidy control assessment, at a meeting on June 11.
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