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Once at the forefront of the south-west Wales’ decimated mining industry, Ammanford is a small and fairly unremarkable Welsh market town nestled at the foot of the towering Black Mountains.
But in April last year, the town was flung into the national spotlight after a teenage girl pulled out a knife and started attacking two teachers and another pupil during morning breaktime at Amman Valley School.