Dear Editor: I read with interest your article about Huw and Bethan taking part in a modern version of Sion a Sian. The first jackpot of £100 (a lot of money in those days) came to Pembrokeshire too. My late husband Eric and I were the third couple to
Scott Martin will be top of the chops at the Legion, Neyland, tomorrow night (Saturday). Scott is saying goodbye to his luscious locks; the ponytail he has had for the last three decades, in order to raise money for Meningitis UK. Scott’s ponytail
Fishguard firefighters spent an hour dealing with a chimney fire at Priskilly Forest golf club, Castlemorris yesterday (Thursday). They used chimney rods and a thermal imaging camera to deal with the incident returning to station at 1.03pm.
Motorists are being notified that the Cleddau Bridge is to remain open all day today (Friday) although some road signs may indicate that the bridge is closed. This is because the seven Cleddau Bridge signs in Pembrokeshire are being serviced today
Air display teams from Ireland and Swansea will help get the Corbett Wilson 100th anniversary celebrations off to a flying start this weekend. Following his successful first flight from the UK to Ireland in 1912, Denys Corbett Wilson gave a number
A sail training ship alerted coastguards to a yacht adrift in choppy seas off St Govan’s Head on Wednesday. The 24 foot yacht, Supersonic, had broken her moorings at Dale and drifted 14 miles round the headland. She was spotted by the training
