A TOWN and county councillor who says he was ‘born in Broad Haven, but made in Milford Haven’ has been named mayor for the coming year.At a ceremony on May 18, Cllr Stephen Joseph received his chains of office from outgoing mayor Cllr Eric Harries.Proposing
A man has died following a fall from Stack Rocks yesterday.Rescue services were called to the scene at around 4pm on Monday (May 25) after a 31-year-old fell approximately 20 metres from the rocks near Stackpole.The man suffered fatal injuries.Tenby RNLI
Hook (242 for 4) drew with Burton (212 for 6)THERE were runs aplenty as Hook’s Tom Blaxland scored an exceptional 127 not out and another equally talented young player in Toby Hayman led the Burton response with a classy knock of 95 in this Division
ONE of the most renowned victories in British military history was re-enacted over the May bank holiday weekend.The Battle of Agincourt was brought to life at Cilgerran Castle by the living history group, the Companions of the Forest, to mark the battle
Llangwm (92 all out) lost to Lawrenny (181 for 8) by 89 runsAN excellent 5 for 19 by Rob Williams in his 12-over stint at Pill Parks helped Lawrenny gain a comfortable win over a Llangwm side that struggled to curtail the visiting batsmen and then failed
Local arts organisation Span Arts has got plenty to smile about this week with the launch of its new creative community project. The Narberth-based charity has been awarded £200,000 by the Big Lottery Fund for the Cheerful Project, which will use
Whitland (171 for 8) drew with Johnston (193 for 8)THERE were plenty of runs at Whitland as Johnston scored 193 for 8 before the home side held on for a deserved draw at 171 for 8.Dan Sutton (15) and Steve Mills (41) got Johnston off to a solid start
St Ishmaels (168 for 2) beat Llanrhian (165 all out) by eight wicketsA SUPERB innings of 97 not out by Jonathan Pawlett helped St Ishmaels to an eight-wicket success over Llanrhian as he shared an unbroken stand of 146 with Andrew Williams which saw them
The family of popular Haverfordwest tattoo artist Debbie Best plan to mark the second anniversary of her death with a balloon release on Newgale on Friday. The Bests' plan to release balloons in remembrance of Debbie at Newgale on May 29 at 6pm
THE first Pembrokeshire under 9s cricket festival of the summer has taken place, with Llangwm the venue. And the day proved a success as enthusiastic youngsters produced some entertaining cricket. Fortunately, the rain just about held off
THE summer edition of ‘Man up in the mud’ proved a resounding success on Saturday as the event attracted a wide range of competitors. More than 100 runners took to the start line at Pwllcaerog Farm, Celtic Camping, for the 4.6 mile race that is
THE 30th annual Newport 7s went the way of the Daionic Crusaders as they won a thrilling final in sudden death against the Preseli Barbarians. The Barbarians seemed to have had the silverware sown up as they led 4-1 midway through the second half
