A quick blog, to talk about New Moon - the film, and the real thing! The film was released on DVD last Monday, and is fantastic, all my children adore it. It contains something for everyone, I think. I cannot wait for the next film in the Twilight series
Today I made Fish and Chips for the first time in about thirty years. We had a Chip shop in the early eighties so I have had plenty of experience to carry out the task. I bought fresh Cod, Maris Piper Potatoes, Mushy Peas and a bottle of Organic
Two neighbours battled in vain to extinguish a garage fire which killed their friend and neighbour, 57-year-old Terence Keith Jones, an inquest heard on Thursday. Mr Jones, of Ciliau West, Llanwnda, had worked in the police force, then as a firefighter
People across Pembrokeshire are being urged to switch off the lights tomorrow as part of the World Wildlife Fund's Earth Hour. By switching off their lights off for one hour at 8.30pm they will join millions of others across the globe in a graphic demonstration
Dyfed-Powys Police are reminding people not to give personal information over the phone following a recent scam. This week a Pembrokeshire resident was contacted by someone claiming to be from the Citizens Advice Bureau, stating he could help him pay
Three people have been arrested for a spate of criminal damage in Hill Street, Haverfordwest. At about 1.45am on the morning of Friday March 19th, two unattended vehicles parked in the street were damaged, a door to a premises situated in the same street
For the second year in a row, Jordan Hart from Pembroke Dock dominated the girls classes in the Welsh junior nationals at Wrexham. She took five golds and a silver in two age groups in the two day event, just missing out on a sixth gold by the tightest
Milford Haven's famous Free Fun Fridays are back, starting with an Easter egg hunt at Hubberston play park this evening. The free Friday events, aimed at 11-16 year olds, are being provided in a bid to engage young people in the town and to reduce
The internationally acclaimed ecological documentary, Age of Stupid, is coming to a local school screen tonight, thanks to a climate-guilty ex-pupil and a keen green headmaster. Ex Ysgol-Y-Preseli pupil, Gwen Watson, has spent the last nine years living
Sowing the seeds of a shrub recycling scheme is helping Tenby dig for victory in this year's Britain in Bloom title. Town mayor Sue Lane has launched the initiative with Pembrokeshire County Council's gardening team in a bid to boost the floral resort's
Haverfordwest magistrates heard yesterday (Thursday) that a woman from Liverpool is attempting to turn her life around after losing custody of her child following her arrest for being drunk in charge. Rebecca Causer, then aged 19, was arrested at Castle
Police are hoping someone can shed light on the theft from a JCB which took place overnight on Tuesday. The vehicle was parked in Tavernspite, where it was being used on roadworks, when its front and rear spotlights and indicators were removed.
A black hydraulic grab, worth hundreds of pounds, has been stolen from the National Park, Stackpole. The machinery was stolen between 4pm on March 22nd and 11.30an the following day. Anybody with any information, or anyone who has been offered the
Vandals have scrawled graffiti over the walls if a commercial premises in Gordon Street, Pembroke Dock. The damage occurred overnight, between 5pm on March 22nd and 8.45am the following day. Anybody with any information should contact PC807 Lambe
Police are today appealing for witnesses to a pedestrian being knocked down by a lorry in Haverfordwest. On March 15th between 6.45am and 7am a pedestrian was involved in a collision with a heavy goods vehicle at the Murco petrol station, Haverfordwest
An opportunist thief has raided a locker at the Blue Lagoon, Bluestone, stealing a wallet and a Liverpool football shirt. The thief found a locker key that had been lost by a swimmer in the Blue Lagoon. The locker was entered and the wallet and the
