Two of Pembrokeshire’s top football teams have been drawn against each other in the West Wales Intermediate Cup. Pennar Robins have home advantage against Hakin United in a mouth-watering cup-tie. The last time the pair met was in a
Pembrokeshire County Council is warning householders to be on their guard against a spate of hoax phone calls purporting to be from the authority. The council has been contacted by residents who have received calls claiming to be from an organisation
A Pembrokeshire author is to release a new book and CD both in aid of local charities today (Thursday). Ideal stocking fillers this Christmas, the book entitled Memories are made of this, is a collection of short tales from Jeff Dunn’s childhood in
Two local volunteers are heading to Cardiff today (Thursday) for this year’s prestigious Prince’s Trust Cymru’s Celebrate Success awards. Richard Edmunds, from Pembroke Dock, and Helen Williams, of Haverfordwest, have been nominated for the Legal &
Bynea 0 Fishguard 19 Fishguard maintained their winning streak in awful conditions at Bynea where the home team did well to get the game played. But the cloying mud was always going to count against the Seagulls in terms of the running rugby they
Llangennech 14 Whitland 12 Whitland came desperately close to snatching victory despite being down to 13 men, when a very late drop goal attempt by outside half Aled Davies flew just wide and Llangennech were able to claim victory by just two points
St Davids 15 Llangwm 8 Two tries by No 8 Gareth Charles helped St Davids gain victory over a Llangwm side which had earlier opened up an eight-point lead with the elements in their favour before the Saints used the wind to their advantage afterwards
Pembrokeshire is likely to take a battering from more severe weather over the next few days, with heavy rain and widespread gales forecast. The Met Office is predicting that gusts of up to 60mph could hit the county, while heavy rain is forecast
St Davids 15 Llangwm 8 Two tries by No 8 Gareth Charles helped St Davids gain victory over a Llangwm side which had earlier opened up an eight-point lead with the elements in their favour before the Saints used the wind to their advantage afterwards
Neyland 29 St Clears 3 Neyland gained an impressive four-try bonus point victory over St Clears at the Athletic ground. The All Blacks moved up to second spot and team manager Martin Rees described it as their best performance of the season so far
Pembroke 8 Milford Haven 32 Milford Haven gained a deserved local derby win at Pembroke, with a vital bonus point as their reward for scoring four tries and 29 unanswered points in the second half. The Crickmarren pitch was in superb condition despite
Young people cycling in an anti-social manner will be issued with a £30 fine, Fishguard's neighbourhood policing team has said. Residents in the twin towns of Fishguard and Goodwick have expressed increasing concern about young people using bikes in
Two Welsh politicians have been on a fact-finding mission at First Milk’s award-winning Haverfordwest creamery, followed by a visit to a nearby dairy farm, owned by one of First Milk’s members. Welsh Liberal Democrat Leader Kirsty Williams
Dear Editor We are delighted to see new wind turbines come to Pembrokeshire. We have a nine metre turbine on the farm, it stands over the vegetable field where I work, so I know all about its moods and sounds. It produced 1250kw
Milford United 0 Camrose 2 Deadly striker Adie Smith scored two first half goals to earn Camrose a quarter-final place at the expense of Milford United. There were only three senior football games played on Saturday, the rest were casualties
