RISING stars The Hempolics bring sunshine and rootsy vibes to the Queens Hall, Narberth on Friday, July 26. With an infectious mash-up of reggae, electro, hip-hop, soul, rock and pop, The Hempolics have been hailed by BBC6’s Liz Kershaw as ‘could
A teenager has been banned from road after admitting drug-driving. Neirin Samuel Neal, of Middlehill, Saundersfoot, appeared at Haverfordwest magistrates court on Tuesday, July 16, to plead guilty to driving while over the controlled drug limit.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 24 Catrin Finch, St Mary’s Church, Newport Septura Brass Septet, St Mary’s Church, Haverfordwest Open Mic, The Old Chemist Inn, Saundersfoot Open Mic, The Middlegate, Pembroke Open Mic, Oriel y Parc, St Davids Open
A BUSY Haverfordwest road has re-opened after it was closed by police this afternoon. The road between the Salutation Square roundabout and Morrisons roundabout (Cartlett Road), was closed until approximately 6.30pm today (July 22). Police
New season Pembrokeshire potatoes will join other iconic Welsh foods on the menu at the Primrose Hill restaurant after Welsh owner, and celebrity chef, Bryn Williams said Pembrokeshire earlies are 'one of the best potatoes I’ve ever eaten!' The
A NEW railway hub near Swansea announced today could cut the time of journeys between Pembrokeshire and Cardiff, according to the government. The UK Government has today (July 22) announced its plans for a new parkway station in Swansea to cut journeys
A HAVERFORDWEST shopkeeper will close the doors to her shop for the last time at the end of August. Sally Williams, who runs JustNice, a craft and gift shop on Quay Street has announced she is closing up on August 31 due to the tough financial
Division 1: Haverfordwest (125 all out) lost to Saundersfoot (218-7) by 193 runs Tom Mansbridge and Danny Caine were to the fore as Saundersfoot picked up a huge 30 points in their battle to avoid relegation. Mansbridge scored 79 to help his
POLICE are appealing for anyone with information on a Pembroke assault to come forward. A man was assaulted in a licensed premises on Main street, Pembroke at around 2am on Sunday, July 21. Anyone with information is asked to contact PC 734 Smith
MONTY Python star and much-loved globetrotter Michael Palin got in touch with the county’s proud history of seafaring during a visit to Pembrokeshire last week. To celebrate the paperback publication of Erebus: The Story of A Ship, Mr Palin brought
Traffic and parking in a busy Pembrokeshire town centre will be reviewed after a local councillor highlighted concerns about an increase of vehicles. Cllr Vic Dennis tabled a question at Pembrokeshire County Council’s full council meeting on Thursday
Division 1: Cresselly (231 all out ) lost to St Ishmaels (234-4) by 6 wickets There was a hat trick for Brennan Devonald as Tish took a huge stride towards Division 1 safety with maximum points at Cresselly. Devonald's treble gave him 5-34,
PEMBROKESHIRE College could see new engineering workshops and an enlarged social area added to the building, as the county council is set to consider the plans. Two planning applications have been submitted by the college for approval: one is for
THE removal of the toll booths on the Cleddau Bridge has begun. The booths have been empty since the tolls were removed in March after a deal was struck between the Welsh Government and Pembrokeshire County Council. The tolls had operated for
A collision involving a van, taken without permission to transport tools, led to a driving ban for a local carpenter. Sean Michael Booth, formerly of Milford Haven, now of Min y Llan, Letterston, pleaded guilty to aggravated vehicle taking and using
HAVING read the latest contribution from Eleanor Clegg, Pembrokeshire Friends of the Earth, (Western Telegraph letters, July 16) to the climate change debate, it would seem that she truly has missed her vocation to that of a TV comedy scriptwriter.
AN £8.5m first for the UK was opened at Bluestone National Park Resort on Friday, the ground-breaking new Serendome. The remarkable ‘giant umbrella’ dome is the first of its kind in the UK and will generate dozens of jobs and is expected to inject
