Carabao Cup – Round 1: Swansea City 3 - Northampton Town 1 Andre Ayew came off the bench and grabbed two late goals to inspire Swansea City to victory against League Two Northampton Town at the Liberty Stadium. After a poor first half,
Good intentions and a visit to a scrap yard cost a Trecwn man his driving licence and his girlfriend Scott John Cowdery, of Wesley Place, Trecwn, pleaded guilty to taking a vehicle without an owner’s consent, and using it without a valid MOT, driving
ROAD delays have taken place again today, August 13, as heavy equipment from the former Murco refinery are moved from Puma Energy to Gelliswick, via Dale. This follows previous heavy loads movements last Wednesday, August 7. The Murco refinery
THE PARENTS of a child who suffered life-changing brain injuries at the hands of a babysitter have spoken about the never-ending consequences of his cruel actions. Sophie Reed and Luke Taylor spoke to the Western Telegraph about their ordeal following
Nearly a third of all the cattle slaughtered in Wales due to bovine TB in the last 12 months have come from Pembrokeshire. And continued anger and frustration at the impact of bovine TB on the farming industry was a major talking point at the first
Division 4: Neyland 2nds (139-8) lost to St Ishmaels 2nds (140-3) by 7 wickets The Division 4 title race is heading for a thrilling finale after Tish 2nds kept their nerve to beat Neyland 2nds. Both teams are already promoted but this result
A Pembrokeshire activist has today (Tuesday) glued herself to the Brazilian Embassy in London in a protest over the rights of indigenous people. Extinction Rebellion activist Sian Vaughan glued her hand to a door to the embassy while others spray-painted
A MAN is being questioned by police following a hunt for an alleged knifeman in Haverfordwest. Police were called following an incident at Withybush Industrial Estate, Haverfordwest on Monday afternoon. Police were called to the area at around
AN INJURED person was taken to hospital following a rescue operation from Caldey Island last night, August 12. Posting on Facebook, H M Coastguard Tenby wrote: “Tenby Coastguard rescue team was paged along with Tenby Lifeboats RNLI all-weather lifeboat
TURN back the clock to the music of the 1960s,70s and 80s! Just a reminder that Radio Caroline North team up with Manx Radio once again on August 17 and 18. Programmes start at 10.30am on Saturday until 9pm on Sunday via Manx Radio's1368khz AM
The sun is shining for the opening of Wales’ largest three-day agricultural show Pembrokeshire County Show today (Tuesday). The action-packed event which continues tomorrow and Thursday is celebrating a milestone anniversary – it’s 60 years since
A Cilgerran woman has denied driving without due care and attention after a collision resulted in serious injuries. Deborah Clegg, of High Street, pleaded not guilty to driving a Mercedes without due care and attention when she appeared at Haverfordwest
THE huge impact of the closure of bank branches particularly in rural areas has been spelled out in a survey conducted by the Welsh Assembly. The Senedd’s Economy, Infrastructure and Skills committee’s Access to Banking survey has highlighted the
THE organisers of an iconic sea swim are keeping their fingers crossed for fair weather for this year’s event. This Sunday, August 18, is the date set for the Caldey Swim, which has a sell-out entry of 100 swimmers to make the 2.5 mile crossing
THE Pembrokeshire Coast National Park has been named one of the UK’s top sights by Lonely Planet. The park makes the 10th place out of 500 on the list compiled by the leading travel media company, which describes it as a 'ravishing stretch of cliff-flanked
Joe Lennon Cup semi final: Herbrandston 1-1 Milford Athletic (Athletic win 4-3 on penalties) For just the second time, Milford Athletic will contest the Joe Lennon Cup final after a penalty shootout win over a youthful Herbie team last night.
Farmers were given a message of reassurance about support after Brexit as Wales' largest three-day show opened in Pembrokeshire today (Tuesday, August 14). First Minister Mark Drakeford described the actions of the Westminster government as 'reckless
