A homeless woman who failed to provide a drug-swipe said she refused to put anything in her mouth without payment. Sarah Harper, 37, represented herself when she appeared from custody at Haverfordwest magistrates court on Wednesday, March 20.
A GROUP hoping Britain leaves the EU took part in a blockade of the Pembroke Dock Ferry Terminal today (Saturday). Two Pembrokeshire groups, Protest for Fishing Rights and Pembrokeshire for Brexit, united to organise the protest. Rhys Wonnacott
A RETIRED teacher who has spent the last two decades sharing her passion for stamps with young people marked her 500th school visit this month. Erene Grieve returned to Mary Immaculate School in Haverfordwest recently, 21 years after her first ever
A HAIRDRESSER in Milford Haven is offering free haircuts to families who could not otherwise afford them. Qualified stylist Megan George will spend every Monday at food bank charity PATCH's base in Hakin, providing free cuts to referred clients.
PEMBROKESHIRE County Council and Dyfed-Powys Police are asking farmers, landowners and local communities to be on alert over the coming weekend, March 23-24, for warning signs of any illegal raves planned for their land. Any suspicious activity
IT will have become as much a part of the daily commute as the beautiful sunshine rolling across the Preseli hills or the dewy early morning vista across from Eglwyswrw. Over a month ago I brought this unsightly view to the attention of Ian Westley
YSGOL Bro Gwaun's school eisteddfod, held last month, showcased a variety of competitions from dancing, mime, choir, YBG has talent and house bands. The school has recently had new houses created and pupils from Arwyr (Heroes), Celtiaid (Celts)
FISHGUARD became a hub of creativity and inspiration last week with two days of film, music, art and performance to celebrate International Women's Day (IWD). Despite competition from an important game of rugby, over 100 people came through the
