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Fears are growing that hundreds of struggling Llanelli families could miss out on vital support this Christmas after Plaid-led Carmarthenshire Council failed to give a start date for the roll-out of a new multi-bank scheme. The project, designed to provide unused toys, clothes and essential household items to those in need, was unanimously backed in April but remains delayed, prompting frustration from local councillors. | That's TV Swansea Bay
Fears are growing that hundreds of struggling Llanelli families could miss out on vital support this Christmas after Plaid-led Carmarthenshire Council failed to give a start date for the roll-out of a new multi-bank scheme. The project, designed to provide unused toys, clothes and essential household items to those in need, was unanimously backed in April but remains delayed, prompting frustration from local councillors. | That's TV Swansea Bay
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Neath woman Jayde Lee, who founded her animal rescue at just 18, has since helped thousands of cats by rescuing, neutering and rehoming them. After a difficult year in which she was scammed twice by rogue builders, she says she has relied on friends and family who help with fundraising efforts. | That's TV Swansea Bay
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Neath woman Jayde Lee, who founded her animal rescue at just 18, has since helped thousands of cats by rescuing, neutering and rehoming them. After a difficult year in which she was scammed twice by rogue builders, she says she has relied on friends and family who help with fundraising efforts. | That's TV Swansea Bay
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