Town guide · Town · Wales
Explore house prices and housing, home energy and crime and safety in Burry Port. This local area guide brings together 447 published figures for this town in Wales, with the source and date shown for each.
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In line with Average across published towns and cities in Wales
824.123 below Average across published towns and cities in Wales
£18,602 below Average across published towns and cities in Wales
17.4 percentage points above Average across published towns and cities in Wales
In line with Average across published towns and cities in Wales
In line with Average across published towns and cities in Wales
0.5 percentage points below Average across published towns and cities in Wales
3.3 percentage points above Average across published towns and cities in Wales
£45,445 below Average across published towns and cities in Wales
£32,033 below Average across published towns and cities in Wales
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Crime & emergency services · Lower than most
0
Among the lowest 10% of the 106 towns and cities in Wales.
Police.uk street-level crime and outcomes · 2026-06
People & households · Lower than most
13.7%
Among the lowest 10% of the 107 towns and cities in Wales.
Census 2021 · Census 2021
People & households · Higher than most
28.4%
Among the highest 10% of the 107 towns and cities in Wales.
Census 2021 · Census 2021
People & households · Higher than most
48.1%
Among the highest 10% of the 107 towns and cities in Wales.
Census 2021 · Census 2021
People & households · Higher than most
98.3%
Among the highest 10% of the 107 towns and cities in Wales.
Census 2021 · Census 2021
Income, work & local economy · Lower than most
£2,300
Among the lowest 10% of the 103 towns and cities in Wales.
Non-domestic rating list / Find a business rates valuation · 2026
Transport & getting around · Higher than most
32
Among the highest 10% of the 107 towns and cities in Wales.
National Public Transport Access Nodes (NaPTAN) · 2026-10-02
Transport & getting around · Higher than most
2
Among the highest 10% of the 106 towns and cities in Wales.
STATS19 road safety open data · 2021 to 2025
Every figure belongs to one of these groups, so you always know whether you are reading about the whole place, a neighbourhood, or the wider council area.
108
Whole town
Totals and figures for the town boundary
39
Neighbourhood range
Lowest, median and highest across local areas
233
Around the centre
A representative location in the town
67
Wider council area
Named council areas around the town
The small numbers after figure labels refer to this key. They show how a figure was made, not how accurate it is. Open any figure to see its source, date and important limits.
Published council-wide context for councils linked to Burry Port, not a finding about the whole place or a property.
These records are published for councils linked to known active postcodes in this place. The councils cover a wider area: a listed designation is not a finding that it intersects this town or any property. The list may not be exhaustive. AQMAs are management designations, not measured pollution concentrations, property exposure or clean-air charging zones. Absence of a designation is not evidence of clean air. Great Britain only; Northern Ireland mapping is not included.
Carmarthenshire · council-wide context
Declared pollutant objectives: nitrogen dioxide.
The length of the A483 from the roundabout junction of A483 with A476 Ffairfach north along Towy Terrace across Llandeilo Bridge into Bridge St then Rhosmaen St through the town centre until the roundabout junction of the A483 with the A40(T).
Official UK-AIR designation recordCarmarthenshire · council-wide context
Declared pollutant objectives: nitrogen dioxide.
A484/Bassett Ter to far W jct w/ Waun Eos Rd, E Sandy Rd, inc RB, E along A484 Pembrey Rd, N up New Rd to mini RB in Furnace, S along Old Rd to jct w/ Thomas St/A476. NE along A476 through Felinfoel Rd, Panteg, to mini RB/Farmers Row. SW along A476 to T
Official UK-AIR designation recordCarmarthenshire · council-wide context
Declared pollutant objectives: nitrogen dioxide.
The designated area incorporates the Jobs Well Road junction on the B4312 in Johnstown and travels in an easterly direction up Monument Hill and down Picton Terrace to meet the St Catherine's Street roundabout. It continues along St Catherine's Street, s
Official UK-AIR designation recordRegister snapshot: 2026-10-20. Imported 25 October 2026.
Broadband and mobile connectivity
Ofcom publishes these fixed-broadband, full-fibre take-up and mobile coverage profiles for named local and unitary authorities, rather than for town boundaries. They are shown as wider council-area context for Burry Port; availability figures are provider predictions, not measurements at every address.
These highlights come from complete all-premises and residential broadband profiles, both published full-fibre take-up measures, the complete 2G, 3G, 4G, voice, 5G and standalone-5G network-count profiles, and the premises and grid-pixel counts used as the mobile basis. View every published broadband, full-fibre and mobile value.
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447 sourced figures are listed here with the source, period and geography. Open a topic above for comparisons and detailed explanations.