Tivyside Advertiser

The Tivyside Advertiser is a Welsh newspaper that caters to the areas of Cardigan, Newcastle Emlyn, and the Teifi Valley in West Wales. Published weekly by Newsquest, it is available in both print and online formats. The current Editor is Sue Lewis. The publication first appeared in or before 1866 under the name Cardigan & Tivyside Advertiser.

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Bid for five homes including bungalows next to village pub refused

6 days ago | tivysideadvertiser.co.uk | Bruce Sinclair

Llanrhystud. (Image: Google) Plans for a Ceredigion housing development including affordable units at the site of a former village market have been refused by council officers. In an application to Ceredigion County Council, David and Alison Wright sought permission for a development of five homes, including two affordable, on land next to the Black Lion, Llanrhystud. The proposed housing mix includes two two-bed affordable bungalows, one three-bed house and two four-bed houses.
Weekend of events for Teifi Valley Motor Club members

1 week ago | tivysideadvertiser.co.uk | Elizabeth Birt

Chris Hand & Izzie Holman in their rally car (Image: Teifi Valley Motor Club) Teifi Valley Motor Club members had a busy weekend competing in a range of events. On Sunday, 25 members competed in the club's Production Car Autotest Championship. Saturday night's rain helped to reduce dust levels for the event, which was held on the property of the family of Ffynnongain. Rhydian Davies was the overall winner, but by only two seconds.
Search continues for 16-year-old teens missing since last week

1 week ago | tivysideadvertiser.co.uk | Becky Hotchin

3 1/1 Police have issued new photos of a teenage couple who have been missing for a week. Isabella and Daniel, both aged 16, were reported missing from their homes in the Cardigan area on Monday, April 7. Enquiries have led to a new confirmed sighting of them both at Llandudno train station at 8.20pm on Monday, where they asked for directions to the Dolgellau area.
Learner disqualified after driving unsupervised through town

1 week ago | tivysideadvertiser.co.uk | Tom Moody

Learner driver Godknows Maphosa was caught driving without a supervisor despite only having a provisional licence. (Image: PA) A LEARNER driver was caught driving unsupervised through a town. Godknows Maphosa, 24, of North Road in Lampeter, appeared at Llanelli Magistrates’ Court charged with two offences. The defendant was accused of driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence and driving without a valid policy of insurance.
Ceredigion Easter recycling and waste collection changes confirmed

1 week ago | tivysideadvertiser.co.uk | Dan D'Alessio

There are changes to the waste collection service in Ceredigion during the Easter period. (Image: Canva) Ceredigion County Council has revealed changes to the schedule of the waste collection service during the Easter period. The alterations have been made to ensure the service continues to be efficient over the Bank Holiday. This is before the usual collection days return from Tuesday, April 22.
Shots of springtime from the Tivyside Advertiser Camera Club

1 week ago | tivysideadvertiser.co.uk | Becky Hotchin

7 1/1 The sun has continued shining for the most part and what a lovely lot of spring pictures we have this week. The gorse is blossoming yellow against the blue sky, the kites are flying, the birds are singing and an enchantingly cute wild duckling has been captivating one photographer while seals swimming close to the shore were snapped by a zoom lens.
Takeaway owner paid ‘Mr Fix It’ £300 to make speeding points go away

1 week ago | tivysideadvertiser.co.uk | Tom Moody

A HEAVY-FOOTED driver paid £300 to a ‘Mr Fix It’ who tried to pin his speeding points on an innocent man. Prosecutor David Singh told Swansea Crown Court that a Mercedes-Benz registered to Shaheen Miah was caught speeding on Colby Road in Burry Port on November 14, 2022. Miah had six points on his licence at the time. He named an innocent man as the driver at the time, and gave an address which was not the man’s address. After the man did not respond, he was prosecuted in his absence.
Children do their bit for the planet in village spring clean

1 week ago | tivysideadvertiser.co.uk | Becky Hotchin

6 1/1 Children from a local school recently became litter picking heroes as they took to the street as part of a national campaign. The pupils from St Dogmaels School cleaned up the village during Keep Wales Tidy’s National Spring Clean Cymru 2025. The spring clean encouraged thousands of people across Wales to become litter heroes and hold a litter pick, especially between March 21 to April 6.
Arrest made after man injured in alleged armed attack

1 week ago | tivysideadvertiser.co.uk | Tom Moody

Police are appealing for information following an alleged assault in Llandysul. A MAN has been left with facial injuries following an alleged armed attack near a bus stop in Llandysul. Dyfed-Powys Police are investigating reports of an assault which took place on Pencader Road between 2.45pm and 2.55pm on Monday, March 31. It was alleged that a man was attacked with a metal pole near the bus stop on the road, before being pushed to the floor.
MOT tester embarked on 'sinister campaign' of stalking against ex-partner

2 weeks ago | tivysideadvertiser.co.uk | Tom Moody

2 1/1 AN MOT tester isolated his partner before embarking on “a sinister campaign” of stalking and “emotional blackmail” after she left him. Prosecutor Emily Bennett told Swansea Crown Court that Dorian Williams had been in a relationship with the victim between October 2020 and March last year.