AN ANGLE museum and 19th Century fort, opening its doors to the public in little more than a week’s time, is appealing for volunteers to help with its operation and maintenance.The historic Chapel Bay Fort and Museum will unofficially open on Good Friday
MOTORCYCLISTS are being invited to take part in a ride-out from Pembroke to support disadvantaged youngsters this Sunday afternoon.The Easter Egg Run, organised by charity group the 3 Amigos, takes place on March 29, and is planned to leave from Pembroke
POLICE have officially named the two men who died in Pembroke Dock last Saturday morning, March 21. The two men, Dean Boswell and Stephen John, died at two separate locations in the town. A third man is believed to have been hospitalised on
A gambling addict from Milford Haven who stole £25,000 from his elderly mother and even sold her jewellery has been jailed for 14 months this afternoon (Friday). Richard Keith Lightfoot, aged 53, of Victoria Road, admitted two offences of fraud
“NATURAL justice” led to county councillors allowing a couple to build a family home on an empty site between two previously approved homes at Spittal, despite an officers’ recommendation for refusal.Outline planning permission was granted for three dwellings
Sainsbury's will not be building a superstore in Haverfordwest, the Western Telegraph has learned. The company has confirmed that following a "review of future interests" the supermarket giant has withdrawn its plans for the store near Thomas Parry
A former west Wales solicitor who went bankrupt has been jailed for two years today (Friday) after cheating an elderly disabled woman out of her inheritance. Simon William Griffiths, aged 52, admitted two offences of fraud involving £60,000.
THIS week, historian MarkMuller reveals a forgotten Easter tradition that started in Haverfordwest.Some aspects of Easter had to survive a rocky period after the Reformation although most Churches have retained many of the observances. Among the traditions
The 2015 Wales in Bloom Competition will be officially launched in Wolfscastle School today; Friday, March 27. Wales in Bloom is the regional element of the Britain in Bloom Competition supported by the Royal Horticultural Society. Wolfscastle
A Haverfordwest man will cycle for 24 hours today (Friday) in remembrance of his brother and to raise awareness of mental health issues. Lee Anson, 43, will take to his static bike at Tesco Haverfordwest at 8pm this evening and hopes his legs will
THERE was a special sporting guest at Milford Haven Secondary School yesterday (Thursday) as former South African rugby international Thinus Delport met with pupils and staff as part of the Sky Sports ‘Living for Sport’ initiative. The 40-year-old,
THE Strength Academy Wales (SAW) centre in Haverfordwest has lifted the bar once more – with one of the coaches leading the way, writes Fraser Watson. Owain Wyn Rowlands, who assists head coach and SAW founder Simon Roach in tutoring youngsters at
This week Bill Carne goes back to the ever-growing sport of power lifting to talk to Aaron Hoskings, a Pembrokeshire man who is already lifting huge weights and has four World Championship gold medals already as proof of his ability . . .AT 31 years of
A Milford Haven man who took £25,000 from his elderly mother to fund his gambling habit is due to be sentenced today (Friday) Richard Keith Lightfoot of Fettle Court, Victoria Road, appeared before Haverfordwest magistrates earlier this month to face
A Lamphey man accused of being concerned in the importation of heroin is due to appear at Swansea crown court today (Friday). Robert Saunders, aged 36, of Strawberry Hill Farm, will be asked to enter a plea when he appears at a case management
