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| | Friday, 27 September, 2002, 12:59 GMT 13:59 UK In pictures: Community views People in south west Wales were promised a voice on BBC Wales at the launch of an interactive internet project which aims to give members of the community access to the web and a chance to get their story on the net. Community involvement is at the heart of the Where I Live website and people from across the region attended the official launch at the National Botanic Garden in Carmarthenshire on Friday. The website provides in-depth news, information on local events and the chance for people to put their contributions on the web. The newly-refurbished community studio in Carmarthen is equipped with the latest technology where people can make digital mini movies from their experiences.  Glyn Evans from Llanfihangel-ar-arth has made a digital story about friendship  Angharad Evans and two-year-old Elkanah  Elkanah's dad Alan Evans made a digital story about memories  Rishi Kitaruth, from CAFCASS Cymru, and Clement Benedict, economics lecturer at Swansea Institute  Derek Moore, chief executive of the Wildlife Trust, urged local people to become involved with the project, | |   See also: 27 Sep 02 | Wales 12 Jun 02 | Wales 12 Jun 02 | Wales Top Wales stories now: Links to more Wales stories are at the foot of the page. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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