A drug-driver claimed to be his brother when police caught him driving without insurance or a licence. Robert Barnby, of Bagley Court, Thornhill, Cwmbran, appeared at Haverfordwest magistrates court on Tuesday, September 3. He pleaded guilty
OFFICIAL Government documents outlining the potential closures of two UK oil refineries and thousands of job losses under a no deal Brexit were redacted before being released yesterday (Wednesday). The paragraph on no deal impact on the UK oil
A MOTION calling for Pembroke Town council to purchase Pembroke Mill Pond “in principle” was passed after a lengthy debate last week. The motion was jointly presented by Councillor Dennis Evans and Cllr Mel Phillips to the town council on Thursday
THE “critical” importance of Valero to the economy of Pembrokeshire and the international opportunities if Milford Haven was made a Freeport were highlighted during a visit by Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Wales Kevin Foster MP. He
COMMUNITY groups and charities are once again invited to apply for a share of the Gannett Foundation's big charity give away. The Gannett Foundation is the charitable arm of Gannett Co Inc., the parent company of Newsquest Media Group, one of the
GREEN Acres Animal Rescue had a record number of people visiting its open day last Sunday, September 8, raising nearly £7,000 in much-needed funds. Talbenny-based Green Acres Animal Rescue had plenty for everyone at the family open day, including
One of Pembrokeshire's busiest roads is due to be resurfaced next week. Haverfordwest's Bridgend Square Roundabout - locally known as Morrisons Roundabout - is due to be resurfaced as part of Pembrokeshire County Council’s ongoing road resurfacing
THE NORTH Pembrokeshire village of Eglwyswrw is a village "split in two" by broadband availability according to Preseli Pembrokeshire MP Stephen Crabb. While most of the village now receives a high-speed broadband connection, there remains a number
From Albania to Corfu - one of the less familiar routes enquired about at your local travel agents. But that journey was no problem for Rhian Thompson of Carnhedryn, St. Davids, and Sally Ann Lewis, formally of Solva, On August 31st the pair
A CLASSIC car enthusiast is appealing for information on a rare car he rescued from a Letterston scrapyard. The 1955 Bond Minicar is a small open car with only three wheels, a folding hood, and seats for two adults. When new it was brown with
NO doubt many older readers will enjoy a wry smile at Christopher Jessop’s attempts at mockery (Western Telegraph, September 4) by comparing myself with ‘Lord Haw-Haw’ – although I can imagine many younger readers who, although familiar with the TV
A MAN was left with a broken jaw following an early-hours assault, during a fight which involved up to 10 men, outside a Tenby nightclub. Police are now appealing for information. A Dyfed-Powys Police spokesman said: “Police received a report
A smashed mirror led police to discover Class B drugs, a court has heard. Andrew George Bracher, of Eastern Avenue, Cymmer, Port Talbot, appeared at Haverfordwest magistrates court on Monday, September 2, having previously pleaded guilty to cannabis
Getting hit by a car just two weeks ago won’t stop one woman from competing in this weekend’s Ironman Wales challenge and now she has advice for everyone to stay safe on the roads. Makala Doughty, from Milford Haven, was out training on her bike
Pembrokeshire football fixtures for Saturday, September 14th (2pm): Clarbeston Road 1-2 Neyland Two teams who opened up with defeats last Saturday - Clarbie at Carew and Neyland at home to Hakin. They'll both see this as a chance to kick-start
