Dyfryn Cennen covers some 4,100 hectares, consisting mostly of agricultural land with some villages and hamlets.

The population of 1,205 is mainly concentrated in the villages of Ffairfach, Trapp and Drefach.

Within easy distance of the M4 it lies in the middle of Carmarthenshire and largely in the Brecon Beacons National Park, nestling between the River Towy to the north and the Black Mountains to the east.

The western border is a continuation of the beautiful Towy valley and the eastern edges depicts the last of the  rolling agricultural fields before joiing the more urbanised and industrial areas of the County.

The Heart of Wales railway line passes through the area with a station at Ffairfach.

Dyffryn Cennen boasts historical, beautiful and unique locations including:

Carreg Cennen Castle – Historic, inspiring and romantic

Large expanse of the Black Mountain Range – wonderfully remote but exceptionally beautiful

Dyffryn Cennen is home to the Gorsedd Stones, associated with the National Eisteddfod held in FFairfach in 1996

The Livestock Market, where unique sales of many rare breeds are held.

A plethora of public footpaths that traverse some of the most beautiful scenenry in Britain

Public houses, guest houses and holiday accomodation offering warm and genuine hospitality.

Home of the world famous Carreg Natural Mineral Water.

The Towy River Bridge which is of major historical importance and over 150 years old.

Current County Councillor:
Our current County Councillor for Llandeilo & Dyffryn Cennen is Mr Edward Thomas.  You can connect with him through his facebook page at   https://www.facebook.com/EGT.Llandeilo