The Barbados government is giving UK residents the chance to escape the new daily routine of working from home. Officials on the Caribbean island have come up with a plan to help its tourism industry, by offering British nationals who work remotely
Eurostar has restarted its direct services between London and Amsterdam - and have confirmed plans to resume trains to Disneyland Paris. The popular routes were closed at the start of the coronavirus pandemic in March, which caused a decrease in
A Pembroke man has denied assaulting a man and causing criminal damage. Dean Morgan, of Shoulder of Mutton, appeared at Haverfordwest magistrates court on his birthday on Tuesday, July 7. Dean, 39, pleaded not guilty to assaulting a man by threats
WORK has begun to restore the bell tower at Nevern church. It is 120 years since the bells at St Brynach last rang out across the village but now, thanks to a huge two-year fundraising effort, the project to restore the church tower and bells is
New evidence has emerged that suggests airborne transmission of the coronavirus has been underestimated. So far, the World Health Organization (WHO) has said the virus is transmitted via droplets that are released when people cough or sneeze -
TEMPERATURE checks, time-slots and table service are featuring in the 'new normal' of going to the pub in Pembrokeshire. From today (Monday July 13), pubs and cafes in Wales are able to open outdoors only. Those with limited outdoor space,
Supermarket chain Tesco has axed its one-way system in stores and confirmed a number of other changes for shoppers. It comes after strict rules were introduced following the lockdown to help keep customers and staff safe. But as restrictions
A 33-year-old man from Milford Haven, who went missing earlier this week, has been found. A police spokesperson thanked the public for sharing the appeal.
PEMBROKESHIRE County Council has further updated resources for food businesses ahead of opening or re-opening following the latest easing of lockdown restrictions. From today (Monday, July 13), businesses such as pubs, cafes and restaurants will
THE next step in removing Milford Haven School’s sixth form is recommended for approval this week despite “overwhelming” public support for keeping it. A consultation on the future of sixth form provision at the school was held earlier in the year
NO new coronavirus-related deaths have been recorded in Wales by Public Health Wales (PHW) today (July 13) for the second day running. 11 new cases have been confirmed by PHW, for a total of 15,973 in Wales, but none of those has come in the Hywel
The Welsh Health Minister has refused to offer safeguards on A&E services at Withybush hospital, despite U-turns elsewhere. Vaughan Gething, the health minister, was asked for the Welsh Government's position on the delivery of A&E services
BOTH Tenby’s RNLI lifeboats were launched in the early hours of Saturday after a report of red flares. The launch took place at 2.10am after the coastguard was told that the flares had possibly been spotted in the vicinity of Ginst Point, 12 miles
Puffin Produce has announced a partnership with Aldi to stock its exclusive range of local Pembrokeshire Early potatoes in stores across Wales. The Haverfordwest business worked with Aldi to roll out a new line of the potato variety as part of the
A Fishguard man is accused of being in possession of indecent images of children. Carl Paul Harding, of Heol Cleddau, is alleged to have been in possession of 20 Category A, nine Category B and 27 Category C indecent photographs of children in Fishguard
