CAMPAIGNERS from across Pembrokeshire will be making their way to London on Saturday, March 23, to join a mass demonstration to demand a People’s Vote on Brexit. Hundreds of thousands of people from across the UK are expected to take part in the
A man held knives towards his partner in a ‘sacrificial offer’ after assaulting her during an argument. Lewis Liam Haines, of Flemish Court, Lamphey, pleaded guilty to assault when he appeared at Haverfordwest magistrates court on Wednesday, March
A Milford Haven man accused of attacking several people in a local pub is to face seven charges at crown court. Lemmy Best, of Vicary Crescent, appeared from custody at Haverfordwest magistrates court on Tuesday, March 19. He faces charges of
A GROUP hoping to ensure that Brexit goes through while protecting British fishing is organising a blockade of the Pembroke Dock Ferry Terminal. Two Pembrokeshire groups, Protest for Fishing Rights and Pembrokeshire for Brexit have come together
SEVERE pressures are currently being experienced by Withybush's A&E department, the health board has said. Hywel Dda University Health Board, which has stated neighbouring Glangwili is also suffering similar pressures, is urging patients to
A convicted sex offender used his dogs ‘as cover’ to visit a children’s play park, a court has heard. Former school teacher Christopher Rolfe Flavin stood trial at Haverfordwest magistrates court on Monday, March 18, after pleading not guilty to
A CONTROVERSIAL application to relocate up to 80 hunting hounds, and an associated fallen stock business, 1.4 miles west of the quiet village of Treffgarne is to come back before county planners. A previous planning application to move Pembrokeshire
It’s rare a golf course can be legitimately described as a war zone, writes Fraser Watson. You could be forgiven for thinking that’s a loose description of hotly contested stableford duels between over-zealous members - but in the case of South
THE fight has started to save a village pub from closure. More than 70 villagers from St Dogmaels packed into a public meeting at the Memorial Hall last night (Wednesday, March 13) to discuss buying the White Hart Inn and running it as a community
A Milford Haven teen dropped out of college to pay a fine after being caught driving without insurance, a court has heard. Scott Gibson Gregory, of Cromwell Heights, represented himself when he appeared at Haverfordwest magistrates court on Monday
Pembrokeshire growers Puffin Produce scooped two prizes at the inaugural Co-op Welsh Supplier Awards, held in Cardiff. The veg producers picked up Fresh Product of the Year for its Blas y Tir Pembrokeshire early potatoes, which have protected geographical
PLEASE let me know I am not alone in my disgust and anger at how all our politicians have mishandled the United Kingdom’s wish to leave the European Union. Teresa May should have gone to the EU and simply stated that the United Kingdom had voted
A PETITION has been launched to save a "very special bus service" which is said to be a necessity for elderly and disabled people living in rural Pembrokeshire. At present the 342 St Davids- Croesgoch- Haverfordwest bus service runs on a Tuesday
NEARLY £63 million of National Lottery funding has been invested in Pembrokeshire since the National Lottery began almost 25 years ago. More than 2,400 National Lottery grants have been awarded since 1994. Headline grants in Pembrokeshire include
