The seven BT Telephone Exchanges (and three former) in the St Clears (01994) telephone area
Hebron ATE

Hebron telephone exchange is near the Pen Y Bont Inn, Llanglydwen, Whitland SA34 0XP.
It came into service on 1 July 1930 with 10 lines. Had it opened as planned the previous year, it would have been the first exchange of its type in Wales.
Its telephone codes include 01994-41.
Its former dialling code was 099 47.
ID: SWYRO. Photo courtesy of Chris Whitehouse.
Pendine former ATE

The former Pendine ATE, it is located 1/3 of a mile on a hilltop site north west of the present Marsh Road exchange, overlooking the road junction with the B4314.
The exchange came into use in 1933 as a RAX5, upgraded to a UAX12 in 1944 and closed in 1969.
The building is now used as a private dwelling and has recently been clad in timber.
Its former dialling code was 099 45.
ID: SWPEV. Photo courtesy of Philip Owen.
St Clears ATE

St Clear’s telephone exchange is in Station Road, St Clears, Carmarthen SA33 4BQ.
It came into service at 8am on Thursday 23 September 1976 when lines became 230*** numbers.
Its telephone codes include 01994-23.
Its former dialling code was 0994.
ID: SWSAS. Photo courtesy of Philip Owen.
St Clears former ATE

The former St Clear’s telephone exchange is in Station Road, St Clears, Carmarthen SA33 4BQ.
It came into service in the 1930s as a UAX13. It closed on 23 September 1976 and is now a private house called Pistyll Gwyn.
Its former dialling code is unknown.
ID: SWSAS. Picture: Courtesy of John Francis estate agents.
Whitland ATE

Whitland telephone exchange is in West Street, Whitland SA34 0AE.
It came into service on 12 May 1982 when lines became Whitland 240*** numbers. It sits to the rear of the former Whitland exchange.
Its telephone codes include 01994-24.
Its former dialling code was 0994.
ID: SWWHT. Photo courtesy of Philip Owen.
Whitland former ATE

The former Whitland telephone exchange (seen on the right) is in West Street, Whitland SA34 0AE.
It came into service in the 1940s as a UAX13. It closed on 12 May 1982. It was then used as a postal sorting office and later an Air Training Corps base.
Its former dialling code is unknown.
ID: SWWHT. Photo courtesy of Jaggery.





