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13th July 2019    15th July 2019

  • Pembroke River rally returns for 2019

    THE sun shone down on Pembroke as the annual river rally got underway yesterday (Saturday, July 13). The ceremony sees the historic town's Castle Pond awash with colourful vessels. Once inside the barrage to the Castle Pond, Mayor of Pembroke

  • RNLI man's beach wedding interrupted as crew called out

    A LIFEBOAT crewman was married in an “absolutely perfect” beach wedding ceremony next to the waters he helps protect. David and Sharon Jones blessed their marriage in a ceremony at West Angle Bay late last month. David, who works as the head

  • Four pints led to three-year driving ban

    An ‘error of judgement’ after four pints led to a fine and driving ban for a St Florence man. Matthew Dean Smith, of Woodland Close, pleaded guilty to driving while over the legal alcohol limit when he appeared at Haverfordwest magistrates court

  • £1,600 ladies night boost for charity

    THE Paul Sartori Hospice at Home Service is £1,600 better off thanks the much-anticipated Neyland Sartori store’s Summer Ladies Night. The unique retail experience added to the previous successful ladies nights, and was held on Wednesday, July 3

  • Drink-driver banned after fast-food trip

    A craving for a post-drink snack led to a lengthy driving ban for a Haverfordwest woman. Louise Green, of Bush Row, pleaded guilty to driving while over the legal alcohol limit, when she appeared before Haverfordwest magistrates on Tuesday, July

  • A person has died following crash in Haverfordwest

    POLICE have confirmed a person has died following a two-vehicle crash in Haverfordwest yesterday (Saturday, July 13). The incident occurred at around 2.45pm at Palmerston Cross, Haverfordwest, shutting three roads. Anyone who potentially witnessed

  • Letter: 'Hydro power is a smaller resource than you think'

    IN reply to Tony Ward of Lawrenny, Western Telegraph, July 10; of course, British hydro power should be exploited; unfortunately, the resource is far smaller than he supposes. The Environment Agency has published Potential Sites of Hydropower Opportunity

  • 'Mindless vandals' target church once again

    A HUBBERSTON church has one again been targeted by vandals, with an ancient tree damaged. Colin Croxford of St David's Church Committee said: “Once again St David's Church, Hubberston has suffered mindless vandalism. “A beautiful ancient ash