A PETITION calling on Pembrokeshire County Council to allow a local campaign time to put together a purchase package for one of Pembroke Dock’s iconic gun towers has been launched. The sale of the gun tower on Front Street, with a guide price of £70,000
Division 1: Cresselly (218-8) drew with Carew (219-6) To say it was a tight finish at Cresselly would be an understatement as Carew got the better of the draw - but only by a single run after matters went down to the final ball. Matthew Lewis
A BRAND-NEW ride has officially opened at Oakwood Theme Park following months of excitement and anticipation. The Pembrokeshire attraction has unveiled an exhilarating new family ride, Dizzy Disk, after announcing it would be joining the 2019 summer
MORE than 50 classic bikes roared off from Tenby harbour recently for a 90-mile ride-out. The Caldey Classic Motorcycle weekend took place at Tenby Harbour on the weekend of the June 7 and 8, the classic bike riders setting off the harbour, with
A NORTH Pembrokeshire village will soon echo to the sights and sounds of classic motors. The first-ever Trefin Classic Car and Bike Show will be held in the village on July 21, in the Ship car park. The organisers are inviting classic car and
Division 1: Llangwm (148 all out) lost to Whitland (189 all out) by 41 runs An innings of 72 from Jonathan Thomas and four wickets for Geraint Jones helped Whitland pull clear of the bottom two at Pill Parks - but the result left Llangwm rooted
Pembroke County Cricket Club Division 2: Carew 2nds (121-1) beat Cresselly 2nds (116-9) The derby game at Carew was a one sided one as Eugene McCarney and Robbie Hicks blasted The Rooks to a 9 wicket win over Cresselly 2nds. The Doves opted
Thomas Carroll Pembroke County Cricket Club results and best performances from Saturday, June 15th: Division 1: Burton (134-9) beat Saundersfoot (75) by 59 runs Cresselly (218-8) drew with Carew (219-6) Haverfordwest (93) lost to Neyland
PEMBROKESHIRE politicians have expressed their concern at the decision taken by the BBC to remove the free TV licence for those over 75 years of age from those pensioners not in receipt of Pension Credit. The decision was made by the BBC following
Division 1: Neyland (179-7) beat Haverfordwest (93 all out) Opener Nick Koomen hit 82 as Neyland outplayed Haverfordwest at The Racecourse - and opened up a 41 point lead in the title race in the process. Despite the rain of the previous week
