By Chantelle Rees Sewage has spilled into the Burry Inlet almost 180 times in just four months this year - despite official guidelines restricting discharges to no more than 10 annually.

By Martin Shipton A MORATORIUM on new housing developments could be imposed in West Wales' largest town amid concerns its sewerage system cannot cope.

By HYWEL TREWYN A WATER company last night promised lessons would be learned after it was fined pounds 5,000 over a blocked sewer which caused the death of 300 fish. Dwr Cymru/Welsh Water admitted two pollution charges at Wrexham magistrates court and was also ordered to pay pounds 1,000 costs.

ENVIRONMENT Agency experts were last night investigating after a blaze in a wood pile at a skip hire company. The agency said a fire at the same site last year polluted the Dee, but this time the river was clean. Forty firefighters fought the blaze on Wrexham Industrial Estate on Friday.

By Gerry Holt The boss of a city estate agent has been forced to park her mobile home outside the office - so workers can use it as a toilet.