Cannabis plants were seized from a Milford Haven man’s bedroom. Marc Brummitt, of Robert Street, appeared at Haverfordwest magistrates court on Tuesday, February 4. Brummitt, 41, pleaded guilty to production of a Class B drug. Dennis Davies
Division 1: Merlins Bridge 3-4 Hakin United Gareth Fawcett’s late header sent Hakin top of the table as they won a pulsating game with Merlins Bridge at The Racecourse. The Wizards had fought back from 2-0 and then 3-1 down to level matters
The focus on combating climate change is “fashionable” a cabinet member said as she fights for more attention on adult social care in this year’s budget. Pembrokeshire County Council’s cabinet agreed its recommendations for the forthcoming budget
THREE Rebeccas have made an appearance at Trecadwgan Farm, Solva, encouraging the community group that wants to buy the farm to stand their ground. As previously reported in the Western Telegraph, the Save Trecadwgan group/ Cymdeithas Trecadwgan
THE OWNER of Newport Links Golf Course says that he has acted with the "utmost integrity" in the sale of properties at the golf club; no "windfall profit" has been made and money is being reinvested in the club. The comments come from golf club
IT may well amaze many of your readers to realise that there is still a very small number of our fellow countrymen who remain in denial over the reality of man-made climate change. They try to tell themselves and others that it is all due to the
A 39-year-old woman died of accidental drugs overdose; a coroner has said. Alyson Adams, of Ael-Y-Felin, Trefin, was 39 years old when she died on July 27, 2019. Maggie Julien, the trainee coroner’s officer for Pembrokeshire, said Ms Adams suffered
TWO EXCITING new exhibitions by local artists have been unveiled this February at Oriel y Parc Gallery and Visitor Centre in St Davids. Following on from her successful residency in 2019, Fishguard-based artist Michaela Hollyfield returns to Oriel
In a move that has drawn concern from the Fire Brigade Union (FBU), Wales’ fire and rescue services could be given a wider role in keeping people safe. The deputy minister for local government, Hannah Blythn announced the plans last week, which
The perfect antidote to a bleak February is all set to get people singing as Narberth’s A Cappella Voice Festival (NAVF) returns this weekend. From February 15-16, you can enjoy outstanding singing performances and take part in singing workshops
A CALL to support a plastic-free Pembroke and Monkton will be heard at the February meeting of Pembroke Town Council. Jaimie Gurney, currently running a project in the Monkton and Pembroke area, under the guidelines set out by Surfers against Sewage
Ambitious proposals to redevelop the South Quay site in Pembroke into a vibrant, modern heritage hub will be shared with the community at a public engagement event at Pembroke Town Hall on Tuesday, 25th February. Cllr Paul Miller, the Cabinet Member
GOODWICK'S Ocean Lab enjoyed a surprise visit from actor Luke Evans last week. The Dracula Untold, Alienist and Girl on the train star was filming around the Fishguard Harbour and the port as part of ITV's new three part drama The Pembrokeshire
Division 1: Neyland 1-11 Carew Scott Ferney’s incredible goal scoring form continued as Carew cut neyland to shreds at the Athletic Ground. The striker hit a double hat trick to make it 17 goals in four league and cup games, helping his side
A PEMBROKESHIRE attraction has been named Wales' Venue of the Year by disabled access charity Euan's Guide. This is the second year in a row that Folly Farm has gained the accolade, and has done so for the steps it has taken to make its family-friendly
KEY concerns threatening growth in the Pembrokeshire tourism industry have been under discussion in the county. The threat of a tourism tax, unregulated holiday letting, efficient broadband for businesses and the lack of opportunity for micro and
POLICE officer numbers will rise by 42 in the Dyfed-Powys force area in the coming year, and an extra 22 support staff will be recruited. These 66 posts will cost £2.57 million – or just under £39,000 each – and were one of the considerations discussed
HEAR from the man who rescues the baby seals from around the Pembrokeshire Coast. The South Pembrokeshire Group of the South and West Wales Wildlife Trust have the next in a series of talks on Tuesday, February 18 at Foundry House, Commons Road,
Causing a kerfuffle on a Milford Haven street cost a drunk and disorderly woman nearly £200. Louise Wiltshire, 55, pleaded guilty to being drunk and disorderly in a public place when she appeared before Haverfordwest magistrates on Tuesday, February
SKIPPING court proved very expensive last week for six parents found guilty of their children failing to regularly attend school. A dozen Pembrokeshire parents were due to appear before magistrates in Haverfordwest on Thursday. But six of those
JD South League: Haverfordwest County 2-2 Cwmbran Celtic For 44 minutes Haverfordwest County looked like a side vying for top spot whilst opponents Cwmbran Celtic were playing like a team in 13th out of the 16 clubs in the section – but then The
New regulations from Natural Resources Wales (NRW), due to come into force in March 2020, will mean that all above ground tanks in excess of 200 litres, used to store oil at commercial premises in Wales, are required to have a secondary containment
