Next year's awards season is set to see a few changes - with popular events including the Brit Awards and the National Television Awards being pushed back. Here's what you need to know. When will the Brit Awards 2021 take place? The Brit
A driver’s testicles were punched by a fellow motorist who grabbed him by the throat as they returned from a funeral. Christopher Lewis, of Brynglas, Aberporth, pleaded guilty to assault by beating when he appeared before Haverfordwest magistrates
POLICE are working in partnership with rural and farming unions as they support a national campaign, which aims to create a picture of the nature and scale of modern slavery and human trafficking in communities. Dyfed-Powys Police are taking part
A Royal Navy sailor from Pembrokeshire has completed the tough training to become an aircraft handler. Jacob Lewis, aged 25, from Haverfordwest, will now go onto serve on the flight decks of UK warships and their support ships. He has qualified
Researchers have found a new strain of flu in China which they say has 'potential to become a pandemic'. Carried by pigs - the virus has emerged recently and is capable of infecting humans. Though not an immediate risk, researchers have warned
Pembrokeshire County Council is urging parents who book school transport for their children to ensure that the reservations are honoured. At present a number of school buses are travelling empty because the pupils expected to use them have not turned
TWO new cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the Hywel Dda Health Board area today (Tuesday, June 30). Both cases were found in Carmarthenshire, with none in Pembrokeshire or Ceredigion. From 3,339 tests carried out on Monday, only 24
AN increase in Covid-19 cases is likely with an “influx” of tourists expected when travel restrictions are lifted by Welsh Government. Tenby councillor Michael Williams said there was “already a fear of huge influx of visitors” and an increase
World Rowing has today announced that Saundersfoot will stage the 2022 World Rowing Coastal Championships and Beach Sprint Finals. Andy Parkinson, British Rowing CEO commented, “We are delighted to be able to bring international rowing back to
Experts have said the joint-hottest May on record and an unseasonably wet and humid June has created ideal breeding grounds for fleas, ticks and worms across our outdoor spaces. Although a recent ‘European monsoon’ in June may have been welcome
USING play parks in Pembrokeshire is against Covid-19 regulations, youngsters have been warned. The reminder comes after the discovery that Tenby's Jubilee play park and skate park has been entered and used. The facility, above the South Beach
ARTISTS in Wales can win £12,000 in prizes as Wales Contemporary / Cymru Gyfoes returns for a second year. Developed by the Waterfront Gallery in association with the Welsh Government, Wales Contemporary / Cymru Gyfoes is an international open competition
DENTAL and optometry practices across Wales are gradually reintroducing a broader range of services as part of the phased recovery of health services from the coronavirus pandemic. Unlike in England, many dental practices in Wales have remained
POLICE are holding a man in custody after his arrest in mid Pembrokeshire yesterday (Monday) on suspicion of drug and motoring charges. The man was arrested near Rosepool - between Hasguard Cross and Walwyn's Castle - in the afternoon. Pembrokeshire
A drunken visit to his estranged wife’s home cost a Narberth man £460. Thomas Nigel Phillips, of Northfield Road, pleaded guilty to two charges of criminal damage when he appeared before Haverfordwest magistrates on Wednesday, June 24. Vaughan
A FAMILY has paid a moving tribute to Roger Howell, who went missing on June 17 and whose body was found near Pwllgwaelod beach in Dinas, north Pembrokeshire, later that night. The family statement said: “Roger Howell left an impression on all he
A FORMER assistant clerk to Pembroke Town Council has denied stealing more than £3,000 from her local town council. Mandy John, of South Road, Pembroke, appeared before Haverfordwest magistrates on Friday, June 26. She entered not guilty pleas
Jake Clarke is the current fixture secretary at St Florence and has been a vital player for most of the last two decades as well. This season the side has finished mid table in Division 4 and have been busy this summer - taking part in an epic
CORONAVIRUS-impacted businesses are to be protected from eviction during the summer. The Welsh Government is to extend its safeguarding measures by extending its temporary prohibition on commercial lease forfeitures. The announcement was made
