POLICE are warning people to be vigilant following a number of heating oil thefts in the south of the county. Posting on Twitter, police said: “We have seen a number of heating oil thefts in the Narberth/Kilgetty area recently. “Please regularly
Three people were assaulted when a drunk man attempted to return to a pub which had ejected him. Darryan Bolstridge Edwards, of Princess Royal Way, Haverfordwest, pleaded guilty to three charges of assault by beating when he appeared at Haverfordwest
POLICE are appealing for information following an unusual theft in Pembroke Dock. Some time on March 21, it is believed that a Napoleonic-era cannon was stolen from the site of the former Cleddau Bridge Hotel, Lllanion. A Dyfed-Powys Police
Hywel Dda University Health Board is experiencing shortages of GPs to cover the Out of Hours service this weekend. The shortage affects Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire and will mean some services being closed. The Health Board said efforts
Pembrokeshire County Council has announced details on how it plans to refund Cleddau Bridge users left with unused books of bridge tickets after it becomes toll-free. From April 1 until June 30 refunds will be available from the Cleddau Bridge
POLICE have confirmed the discovery of a body in a Pembroke Dock property earlier this week. A spokesman for Dyfed-Powys Police, said: "Dyfed-Powys Police attended a property in Dimond Street, Pembroke Dock, at just before 11.15am on Wednesday,
A father of three was stabbed to death in a fight over cannabis in Pendine, a jury has been told. Simon Peter Clark, aged 54, was found dead on September 28 last year on the Grove caravan park. His neighbours, Jeffrey Stephen Ward, aged 41,
PERHAPS you don't remember, I do, the days when we had fresh fruit, vegetables and dairy produce from our own country - Great Britain. I remember because we were small farmers producing milk for the consumption of British people. Britain was
A drink-driver was warned he could have caused a fatal major incident when he crashed into a field after collecting a takeaway. William James Robb, of St Davids Road, Letterston, pleaded guilty to driving while over the legal alcohol limit when
Showjumper Alexia John of Llangwm has enjoyed a wonderful winter on her eight-year-old pony Maes Y Gorlin Frankie. Alexia won the Pembrokeshire Winter Series Points League held at the Moor Farm Equestrian Centre, lifting the Championship Cup after
WALES’ largest theme park Oakwood has announced a new ride for this year, as well as the return of an old favourite. The Pembrokeshire attraction is set to unveil a new family ride ‘Dizzy Disk’ for Easter, as well as bring back popular thrill ride
A train guard was left in fear after he was attacked by a pair of teenagers at Tenby station. Jake Clark, of Stepaside, and Reuben Granville-Ellis, of Somerset Place, Tenby, both aged 18, appeared in the dock together at Haverfordwest magistrates
FREE seeds and young plants as well as great gardening advice were on offer during Seedy Saturday at Fishguard Farmers' Market last week. The event was organised by Greening Fishguard and Goodwick and Transition Bro Gwaun (TBG). Around 50 people
Pembrokeshire rugby fixtures for Saturday, March 23rd: WRU Championship: Narberth v Ystrad Rhondda No time for Narberth to dwell on three weeks of inactivity - this is a big game. It's fourth v second and despite that defeat to Cardiff
