Fishguard and Goodwick's first plastic recycling collection will take place tonight. Fishguard community composting group have teamed up with transition Bro Gwaun to respond to a "dire need" for plastics recycling in the north of the county. A truck
Police are asking parents to keep an eye on their children, after eggs and flour have been thrown at buildings and cars in Little Haven. A number of incidents have been reported to police, including three of eggs being thrown at business premises in
The case of a man accused of assaulting county councillor Malcolm Calver last October will go to trial. Charles Louis Cochrane, of 39 Dewing Avenue, Manorbier, pleaded not guilty to common assault at Haverfordwest magistrates today. Cochrane, aged
A Neyland man charged with two counts of burglary is to appear in front of Swansea crown court today. Clayton Lance Jones, aged 44, of 18 Springfield Avenue, is accused of burglary at the Frame Store at Johnston and burglary at the Celtic Diner burger
Bobby's taxis in Pembroke is being targeted by thieves, as two taxi lights go missing from taxis parked on Devon Drive in Pembroke and Howells Close in Monkton. The illuminating taxi signs, which read BOBBY'S on one side and FOR HIRE on the other,
Safe Haven campaigner Rodney Maile will appear in front of the European Parliament tomorrow (Wednesday), outlining his concerns about the LNG terminals in Pembrokeshire. Rodney Maile, will join other campaigners who believe European directives have
The first excavation of Stonehenge in 44 years is currently underway and experts hope to solve mystery of why, when and how at least 80 stones were taken on a 250 km journey from the Preselis to the burial site, nearly 4,500 years ago. This major research
