A Pennar man is accused of wounding with intent and possession of a chisel in a public place. Barry Scourfield, of Military Road, is alleged to have maliciously wounded a man on June 1, with the intention of causing him grievous bodily harm, and
DURING a visit to Pembrokeshire earlier this week, Sajid Javid, the Chancellor of the Exchequer sat down with the Western Telegraph to answer questions about the end of austerity, when Pembrokeshire might feel the benefits and past comments by the
A THIRD pollution spill this year is being investigated in the Cilgerran area. Natural Resources Wales (NRW) officials are asking residents to help keep their local rivers clean and healthy after a pollution incident killed around 50 fish on the
GREAT British Bake Off star Michelle Evans-Fecci will be stirring up the excitement on Saundersfoot beach on New Year's Day. It will be 'on your marks, get set, swim' as Michelle - Star Baker in the first week of the hit tv series - is the official
Plaid Cymru offered to stand aside in Preseli Pembrokeshire if Labour agreed to do the same in Ceredigion, it was revealed at a hustings earlier this week. The rejected offer was revealed by Preseli Pembrokeshire Plaid candidate Cris Tomos during
Three young Pembrokeshire philatelists have put the stamp of approval on their recent exciting meeting with royalty. The trio, who all attend Haverfordwest High School, were invited to London to meet Her Majesty the Queen at the opening of the Royal
A NEW Haverfordwest business wants to help children and families this Christmas. AnneMarie Greene from Opia Hair and Beauty decided the best way she could help would be to become a donation point for the local foodbank charity, Patch. “We opened
A drunk man claiming to be Albert Einstein tried to enlist the help of officers to retrieve his house keys. Gwyn Davies, of St Nicholas Crescent, The Green, Pembroke, pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly in a public place when he appeared
A ROSEMARKET man who took his own life was a ‘family man who loved his children’, a coroner's court heard last week. Father of four, Marc Thompson, from Rosemarket, died on July 29, aged 45, after taking his own life. Jeremey Davies, coroner's
A FORMER mayor of Pembroke’s bid to challenge his convictions for child abuse offences was rejected last week by senior judges. David Boswell, known as Dai, was sentenced to 18 years in prison last July after being convicted of raping and indecently
Four Dyfed pupils were in the Welsh Schools Athletic Association team which competed at the British Schools Indoor Combined Events International in Scotland. Fifteen school pupils from six out of the eight Welsh Districts (Afan Nedd Tawe, Cardiff
All Wales Sport Trophy (South): Haverfordwest Ladies 73-0 Ynysddu Haverfordwest Ladies enjoyed an emphatic victory over Ynysddu in their final home game of the year. And perhaps more pleasing was that they were able to field 18 club players
