Community-run shop fulfils a need, say villagers

Villagers in Dryslwyn Carmarthenshire whose local shop was saved when it was taken over by the community said it fulfils a vital need.

Their comments come as a policy which could make it easier for community groups in Wales to take over such facilities has been abandoned by ministers.

Community assets in England must all be kept on a list by councils who give local groups first refusal if they are sold.

But ministers want to develop an approach "better suited" to Wales.

Cemlyn Davies reports.

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