A drink-driver was spotted staggering towards his vehicle, a court has heard. Dale Evans, of James Street, Maerdy, Ferndale, Rhondda Cynon Taff, pleaded guilty to driving while over the legal alcohol limit when he appeared at Haverfordwest magistrates
THE fact no money has been received from Welsh Government six months after the removal of the Cleddau Bridge tolls is “astounding” a former council leader has said. The cabinet member overseeing the removal of the tolls Cllr Paul Miller told full
AN AWARD-winning Pembrokeshire writer will be at Haverfordwest's Victoria Bookshop signing her new book later this month. Alais Winton won a gold award in the INDIEFAB Book of the Year Awards for her first book, The Self-Help Guide for Teens with
West Wales Intermediate Cup Round 1: Fishguard Sports 4-3 Cilfrew Rovers Niall Kinsella bagged a last gasp penalty to earn him his hat-trick but more importantly secured victory for Fishguard Sports over the Neath based Cilfrew Rovers. This
A GIANT storm-tossed ash tree trunk washed up on the beach in Tenby has been transformed into a tribute to the town’s lifeboatmen. International artist Robert Raschke was inspired to carve the two-and-a-half ton trunk after it was found by his
Division 1: Goodwick United 1-4 Carew A superb second-half display earned Carew a thoroughly deserved victory against Goodwick United at Phoenix Park, writes Gordon Thomas. The Rooks had lost their previous two league games against Hakin and
A SEA of pink, accompanied by a jogging unicorn, streamed through the streets of Cardiff during the half marathon, as 34 Belle's Story runners raised money for Ty Hafan. Belle Curran's parents Stella and John, as well as family friends and supporters
BEACH-GOERS are being warned to keep their distance as fearsome jellyfish-like creatures with terrifying tentacles are being washed up at Pembrokeshire beaches. Atlantic Portuguese man o' wars, also known as the man-of-war, blue bottle, or floating
SOME writers to the Western Telegraph insist that a range of diverse renewable technologies coupled with storage could never provide all the electricity Britain needs: “Can't be done!” However, an Orkney project being rolled out at the moment aims
MUSICAL magic from the West End will be coming to Fishguard this half term as Fishguard Musical Theatre Society (FMTS) presents its annual take on Magic of the Musicals. The 70 strong cast, ranging in age from five to seventy plus, have been rehearsing
A PART time doorman who "got involved" even though he was off duty has been made the subject of a suspended prison sentence. Adrian James Davies, aged 29, admitted causing grievous bodily harm. Dyfed Thomas, prosecuting, told Swansea crown
WRU Bowl: Wrexham 24-25 Laugharne All Laugharne’s reserves of grit and determination came to the fore as a last gasp drop foal from Owain Thomas ensured Gary Price’s squad overcame the long journey to North Wales and beat a powerful Wrexham team
Drinking two pints cost a tractor driver £237 and put his job at risk. Martin Griffiths, of Mathry Hill, Mathry, pleaded guilty to driving while over the legal alcohol limit when he appeared at Haverfordwest magistrates court on Tuesday, October
A GROUP will be set up to explore launching a council prosecution in the case of grant payment irregularities in the Pembroke Dock commercial property scheme. The long running case resulted in a Crown Prosecution Services decision not to bring charges
