Class A drugs were found in a train passenger’s bag. Daniel John Roberts, of Gwillam Court, Monkton, pleaded guilty to two charges of drug possession when he appeared before Haverfordwest magistrates on Wednesday, September 2. Vaughan Pritchard-Jones
Royal Mail have warned dog owners to make their letterboxes ‘no-go zones’ for their pets following a High Court ruling in the postal company’s favour. Here's what you need to know. What does the High Court ruling state? The High Court ruling
THE Teifi Marshes nature reserve at Cilgerran is experiencing a bumper year for several key bird species. A spokesperson for the Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales (WTSWW) said the dry, sunny and warm months of April and May proved important
Supermarket chain such as Asda, Co-op, Tesco, Sainsbury's, Morrisons and Lidl have urgently recalled a number of items. We've rounded-up the latest products to be recalled. If you have bought any of the items mentioned below, return them to
Coronavirus cases have soared across the UK in recent days - however data has revealed that hospitalisations and deaths from the virus remain low. With schools and universities returning this month, many fear that the pandemic is once against
Preseli MP Stephen Crabb has shown his support for British food and farming on Back British Farming Day, recognising the crucial role farmers play in producing food for the nation and caring for the countryside. The National Farmers’ Union campaign
New coronavirus cases have been found across the Hywel Dda Health Board area, in Wales' biggest daily increases in months. The latest figures from Public Health Wales (PHW) show Ceredigion saw one of its biggest single-day increases to date yesterday
What does remembrance mean to you? That's the question being asked by the VC Gallery in a poetry competition they launched this month. A spokes person for the gallery said: "What does this mean to you? Is it in the broad sense of the word, reflecting
A “hard-working” Pembroke woman died after falling down the stairs at home, a coroner’s court has heard. Helen Thomas, 55, died while after falling down the stairs while carrying a box. At an inquest on Thursday, August 27, Maggie Julien, the
WITH the sad news that kind-hearted bikers the 3 Amigos will not be spreading Christmas cheer and generosity this year with their annual motorcycle charity toy run, the Western Telegraph has prepared a retrospective of previous years’ events. The
A JOINT project between Natural Resources Wales (NRW) and the West Wales Rivers Trust (WWRT) to open the upper reaches of the Eastern Cleddau to migratory fish has been completed. The removal of the weir at Vicar’s Mill, near Llandissilio, is the
TWO school sports teams which represented Albion Square School, Pembroke Dock, are spotlighted this week – and most of the young faces can be named. The girls are from the Albion Square netball team. With teacher Mrs Griffiths are, back row, left
A warrant has been issued for a man accused of carrying an offensive weapon in Haverfordwest. Nicusor Dima, formerly of Wolfscastle, now of Clarence Drive, Northampton is alleged to have used or threatened violence in Castle Square, Haverfordwest
A PIECE of Milford Haven’s association with the energy industry will end when Dragon LNG’s Cogen stack at Waterston is demolished on Sunday afternoon, September 20. The demolition of the stack, unused since the Cogeneration plant ceased operation
