The day will begin at Canolfan Pentre Awel in Llanelli at 9:00am, before the Baton travels to Coleg Sir Gâr’s Weightlifting Academy at 10:15am (closed event). The Relay will then move on to Amman Valley Leisure Centre at 11:15am, offering local communities the opportunity to be part of this global celebration.

The Carmarthenshire leg will conclude in Carmarthen, beginning at the Leisure Centre in Johnstown at 12:30pm, followed by the Bro Myrddin Bowls Club at 1:15pm, before finishing at the outdoor velodrome at 1:40pm.

The King’s Baton Relay is a key milestone on the road to the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, bringing together athletes, communities and nations across the Commonwealth.

Rebecca Edwards-Symmons, CEO of Team Wales, said:
“The King’s Baton Relay is a powerful celebration of unity, community and sporting spirit across Wales. As the Baton travels through our towns and cities, it’s inspiring to see people come together to mark this special moment on the journey to Glasgow 2026. Each stop showcases the passion for sport that exists in every corner of our nation.”

Carmarthenshire County Council’s Deputy Leader and Cabinet Member for Regeneration, Leisure and Tourism, Cllr Hazel Evans, said: “Hosting the King’s Baton Relay is a significant moment for Carmarthenshire, placing the county firmly on the national stage as part of the Commonwealth Games. The Relay will travel through communities across the county, with all ten Commonwealth Games sports showcased at a range of local venues and residents directly involved as Baton Bearers. The Relay provides a powerful platform to inspire people to get involved in sport and physical activity, highlight the opportunities available locally and generate lasting benefits for communities across Carmarthenshire.”

Cathy Williams, Head of Engagement and King’s Baton Relay Lead for Team Wales, added:
“We’re delighted to bring the Baton to Carmarthenshire, where communities in Llanelli, Amman Valley and Carmarthen will play such an important role in this journey. The Relay is about creating memorable moments and connecting people to the excitement of the Commonwealth Games, and we are grateful to the team in Carmarthenshire for all their planning and enthusiasm for the Relay.”

Members of the public are encouraged to come along to the velodrome event, show their support, and be part of this once-in-a-generation event as the countdown to Glasgow 2026 continues.