Pupils at Orielton School have won an award for doing their bit to look after the planet. The youngsters were presented with their silver Sustainable Schools Award by Councillor Huw George, cabinet member for children and young people at Pembrokeshire
A record-breaking start to 2010 by the Saundersfoot New Year’s Day Swim has resulted in over £33,500 being raised for 55 charities. The best ever total of more than 1,200 bathers splashed out in the event, and their sponsorship and the collection made
Haverfordwest 1 Porthmadog 4 Haverfordwest Academy under-12’s made history at the weekend when they played in the FAW Academy final against Porthmadog at Latham Park, Newtown. The squad were unbeaten all season in cup and league matches, and
Mathry school is to close next year following Welsh Assembly approval for plans to enlarge Ysgol Ger-y-Llan at Letterston, and amalgamate both schools on one site. Minister for children, education and lifelong learning Leighton Andrews gave the proposal
Two Pembrokeshire buildings are under threat, according to a new catalogue being released next week. The SAVE Britain’s Heritage group is releasing Live or Let Die, a book outlining 21 buildings in the UK they believe are at risk but can be restored.
Haverfordwest’s smallest theatre company is on its way to the Welsh final of the One Act Festival tonight. Haverfordwest Little Theatre, recently reformed by Sarah d’Ivry and Debi Bryson, recently won the Pembrokeshire Drama Association One
The smell of cut grass was in the air all over Pembrokeshire last weekend, as the silage making season got into full flow. However, farmers are being warned to keep silage as dry as possible to avoid pollution problems. The dry spring saw a delay in
RNLI lifeguards will be having a ball on Saturday night at a fund-raising event for the charity. They will be taking along trucks, rescue equipment and promotional material to the annual ball at Llandovery College to show the vital work the RNLI carries
