A STORY of two mothers that draws on a Women's Voices workshop in Pembrokeshire earlier this year comes to the stage in Haverfordwest on October 16. A Stone’s Throw: Lament of the Selkie is a performance of song, music, story and visual image, blurring
IT'S time for the grand finale of a project by community singing group Côr Strength. In a celebration and performance at Queens Hall, Narberth, on Sunday (October 13) the choir will entertain visitors from care homes, along with family and friends
A Milford Haven man has denied stalking a woman. Daniel Joseph Davies, of Dewsland Street, appeared at Haverfordwest magistrates court on Wednesday, October 2. Davies, 39, pleaded not guilty to stalking a woman in Milford Haven between February
A Crymych man who grabbed his mother around her throat has been ordered to pay £800 and sentenced to unpaid work. Danny Singh, of Main Street, appeared for sentencing at Haverfordwest magistrates court on Wednesday, October 2. Singh, 38, was
AN AUCTION of pictures and manuscripts is to be held to raise money to promote and honour the work of Pembrokeshire poet and pacifist Waldo Williams. The auction at Ysgol y Frenni, Crymych, on November 16 will raise money for Cymdeithas Waldo for
HAVERFORDWEST’S annual fair has delighted town residents once again. The town's annual chartered fair was officially opened on Wednesday, October 2, by mayor Cllr Sue Murray. Portfield Fair, which was traditionally held on St Thomas' Green, now
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9 Storytelling with Deborah Winter, Peppers, Fishguard Open Mic, The Old Chemist Inn, Saundersfoot Open Mic, The Middlegate, Pembroke Open Mic, Oriel y Parc, St Davids Open Mic, Hamilton’s, Milford Haven THURSDAY
Division Two West: Pontyberem 19-18 Tenby United Tenby were agonisingly close to back to back league wins but missed out at Pontyberem when Harry Rossiter’s last gasp conversion went wide. Trailing 19-13, the Seasiders piled on the pressure
A man from Blaenwaun near Whitland is to stand trial accused of rape. Kenneth Tarling, aged 29, appeared before Judge Keith Thomas at Swansea crown court today (Monday) for a plea and trial preparation hearing. Tarling, of Pencraig, Blaenwaun
PEMBROKESHIRE pupils who hop on to school buses to travel to schools outside of their own catchment areas will have to pay £2 a day from next year, Cabinet members have decided. The money – totalling £380 an academic year – follows approval of a
Mr I A Lloyd Camrose IVOR Alun Lloyd, husband of Ann Lloyd died at Camrose on August 11. Mr Lloyd, 84, of The Olives, Folly Road, Camrose, was born in Gorseinon, and had lived in Garden City; Hendy; Pontarddulais; Obuasi, Ghana; Gowerton;
WE are now less than four weeks away from October 31, Brexit Day. This is the date that the EU agreed to when it extended the previous Brexit deadline from March 31. A lot of the argument in Parliament since the summer has been about whether
Division Three West A: Haverfordwest 27-0 Laugharne With both teams having a 100% league record something would have to give at Pembroke Road and it was Haverfordwest who were clear winners as they deservedly rattled up 27 points and prevented
After the weather that Pembrokeshire faced during the week, it was a great improvement on Saturday and despite it being a rather damp day, the South Pembrokeshire Coastal Run 2019 was a highly successful way to bring down the curtain on the Pembrokeshire
IT is certainly refreshing and a welcome change to support a letter (Western Telegraph, September 24) from Eleanor Clegg, Friends of the Earth, and Christopher Jessop, Independent Energy Consultant, Marloes, plus co-contributor Charles Mason, The Environmental
A PEMBROKESHIRE restaurant is in the running to hook a national award for its seafood excellence. Coast in Saundersfoot has made it to the final round of the 2019 Seafood Restaurant of the Year after impressing judges with its varied menu and staff
A suspected drink-driver refused to give a breath sample because she feared going to jail was a ‘fait accompli’. Maria Taylor, of Heywood Court, Tenby, pleaded guilty to failing to provide a breath specimen when she appeared before Haverfordwest
WRU Championship: Narberth 8-50 Pontypool Pontypool showed just why they are champions, and favourites to win the Championship again, by easily ending Narberth’s run of three straight wins while extending their own unbeaten record to four from
JD Cymru South: Cwmbran Celtic 0 Haverfordwest County 1 MARCUS Griffiths scored a late winner for Haverfordwest County who thoroughly deserved their three points on the road. After last week’s disappointing league defeat and cup exit
A POSTAL worker spent more than a decade accessing images of child abuse online, a court has heard. When police examined Brett Johnson's computer equipment they found more than 6,500 indecent images of girls as young as six, along with evidence
