SAUNDERSFOOT Harbour commissioners have donated nearly £400, to charity, raised from parking charges at the village’s 35th New Year’s Day Swim. The charges raised £385.80. Bradley Davies, commercial manager, said: “This year we saw over 2,100
Lantern Cottage Little Haven £229,950 SET within the ever-popular coastal village of Little Haven, this four-bedroom home offers an incredible opportunity for those seeking an exclusive home or idyllic holiday let setting. While there is
A Milford Haven man has denied having two knives in a public place. Benjamin Liam Alan Hilton, of Robert Street, appeared before Haverfordwest magistrates on Tuesday, January 29. It is alleged that Hilton, 26, was in possession of two kitchen
AN ELDERLY couple were rescued by two men from the swollen waters of a ford near St Clears this afternoon. The couple were trying to cross Glasfryn Ford, north of St Clears just after noon when their car was swept 100m downstream by the high and
POLICE are warning dog owners to be security aware following the attempted theft of a whippet while the owners were actually at home. Posting on Twitter, Dyfed-Powys Police’s rural crime team wrote: “We are being made aware of an increase in local
PLANS to transform one of Pembrokeshire’s most iconic military buildings into a rehabilitation camp for veterans has been given the thumbs-up from its owners. The proposed new £2m transition centre based at Hubberston Fort in Milford Haven would
4 Gwaun View Fishguard price guide £215,000 THIS well appointed detached, two-storey dormer bungalow stands in a quiet residential area within easy walking distance of Fishguard town shopping centre and Market Square. The property is in
A driver who died when his car left the road had suffered a medical episode, police have confirmed. The death happened in the early hours of yesterday (Thursday) morning. A car had left the A40 carriageway and collided with a hedge. The
A TENBY fisherman is to show the work of unsung night-time workers in a BBC One Wales programme airing next Friday, February 15. Nightshifters, to be broadcast at 7.30pm, is a four-part series celebrating the army of unsung heroes working all night
After three and a half years of writing memoirs, sounding out old players, collaborating memories and digging out newspapers in the records office – Tony Organ has completed a fascinating new book on local football. Titled ‘Proud to be a Nomad:
She only started powerlifting 18 months ago, and she’s now a Welsh, British, European and World champion. When Jane Davies joined the Pembrokeshire Powerlifting Club in 2017, even she wouldn’t have envisaged her own meteoric rise. “I never
DRIVERS travelling between Haverfordwest and Fishguard are being urged to take extra care after a crash partially blocked the road this lunch time. The collision between a car and a pick up happened near the layby by the Vincent Davies store on
A shop-keeper feared for his life while being attacked by Pembroke Dock siblings, a court has heard. Kayleigh Davies, 25, currently of Eastwood Park prison, and Wayne Davies, of Water Street, pleaded guilty to a joint assault when they appeared
PLANS to farm up to 64,000 hens on a farm near Kilgetty have been submitted to Pembrokeshire County Council. An application by Gareth Curtis of Langdon Enterprises Ltd, Langdon Farm, made through agent Ian Pick Associates Ltd, seeks to build a free-range
CRAFTY Saundersfoot knitters have 'purled' a large amount of woolly works of art out of the bag in aid of two charities. Over the winter months the Little and Large Lite Bites Cafe Yarn Bombing Team has been busy knitting and crocheting various
A RARE dog from the East is setting up a new dynasty in West Wales, thanks to a Pembrokeshire breeder. Alison Darley is the first person in the UK to import the Chinese Chuandong Hound - an ancient breed that has been brought back from the brink
LLANGWM’s Sunday lunchtime concerts take on an academic twist this weekend with a trio that started life as a clarinet teacher and his two students. Alun Williams, David Owen and Steve Shaw are better known as the Chalumeau Trio, playing music from
A HISTORIC walled garden at a castle estate near Haverfordwest is set to be restored thanks to a national lottery grant. Picton Castle and Gardens in Haverfordwest recently received the important news that it will be awarded the full grant of £670,000
Pembrokeshire rugby fixtures for this weekend: WRU Championship: Narberth v Rhydyfelin (Saturday 2pm): This is a big chance for Narberth. With no other Championship sides playing, a win here will take them within two points of second
