Pembrokeshire KO Cup Round 1: Pembroke 68-3 St Davids The Pembrokeshire KO Cup kicked off at Crickmarren last night and as expected, it was Division One West side Pembroke who progressed at the expense of St Davids. It proved a worthwhile run
Concern about overnight parking in Tenby led to 16-month ban for a drink-driving motorcyclist. Aaron Gwyn Barnard, of Oxford Street, Pontycymer, pleaded guilty to driving while over the legal alcohol limit when he appeared at Haverfordwest magistrates
A PEMBROKESHIRE farmer who made a fortune buying and selling cattle on the black market has been jailed today, August 23. Paul Vizza, aged 57, dealt in cows the authorities knew nothing about and could not monitor. Vizza admitted an array of
A PLEA to central government not to impose petrol tariffs in the event of a no-deal Brexit has been made by Pembrokeshire County Council. Fears have been expressed that such a move could jeopardise the future of the Valero refinery near Pembroke
A PREGNANT woman and was taken to hospital by police officers who came to the rescue after her and her husband's car broke down. The couple's car broke down on the A477 near Red Roses this morning (Friday August 23) just before 9am, according to
HAVERFORDWEST's beer festival is returning to a community and events centre this weekend, as the group behind the venture looks towards the future. HaverHub is hosting the second Haverbeer Fest will be at The Old Post Office, Quay Street, Haverfordwest
The final day. Well not quite, that’s reserved for the Harrison-Allen Bowl final a week Saturday but tomorrow, all the title, promotion, and relegation outcomes in the five Pembroke County Cricket Leagues will be known. And some divisions have
A ‘thoroughly dishonest’ Irish businessman based in Llandysul has been jailed for scamming two West Wales farmers and a pensioner out of almost £50,000 in a cross-border fraud. Jimmy Connors had been selling farm equipment to the victims for years
THE volunteer lifeboat crew of St Davids RNLI will be taking to the small screen next week as they will feature twice in the first episode of the BBC TV series Saving Lives at Sea. Now in its fourth season, the documentary series, which showcases
IT is a disgrace closing public toilets and then talking about spending £2m on broadband connections (Western Telegraph, August 7). Why were public toilets build years ago?? We hear so much about Health and Safety, surely public toilets came
MR Haskell [Western Telegraph letters] is very keen to exhibit his qualifications and experience in the field of power generation. I assume that the National Grid have similarly or even better qualified engineers. They have clearly stated that
A HOMELESS man who pitched his tent outside Pembrokeshire County Hall earlier this week has been given a place to stay. The rough sleeper, who wished to remain anonymous, had put up his blue tent outside county hall on Tuesday, August 20 , so
Parents were assaulted when they rushed to their daughter’s bedside after hearing she had taken an overdose. Johnathan Mark Gammon, of Dimond Street East, Pembroke Dock, stood trial at Haverfordwest magistrates court on Wednesday, August 14 after
An arrest for Class A and B drug possession proved a wake-up call for a Pembroke Dock man, a court has heard. John Eaton, of London Road, pleaded guilty to drug possession when he appeared at Haverfordwest magistrates court on Tuesday, August 13
CAMPAIGNERS fighting to save Tenby’s last piece of green space are fundraising for professional services to challenge Pembrokeshire County Council’s controversial plan for 144 houses on the site. On Monday September 2, the land at Brynhir above
