A drug-driver has been banned from the road for a year. Michael Slattery, of Dewing Avenue, Manorbier, pleaded guilty to driving while over the controlled drug limit when he appeared before Haverfordwest magistrates on Tuesday, September 8. Linda
PEMBROKESHIRE County Council has welcomed changes to rules on meeting people indoors and the wearing of face coverings in shops and other public enclosed spaces in Wales. The changes came into force on Monday, September 14. The changes follow
PEMBROKESHIRE County Council will look at several projects to encourage people to keep walking and using cycle routes. It comes after there was a sharp increase in walking and cycling across the County during the lockdown period. The shared use
NEWPORT'S The Gallery Yr Oriel is launching Evening Star Dreaming, Paintings by Sarah Poland, on Friday September 18. The gallery is running an extended afternoon launch from 1pm to 5.30pm, to ensure it can accommodate small groups and allow two
CARE homes across Pembrokeshire are being asked to suspend all non-essential indoor visits until further notice. The move becomes effective from tomorrow (Tuesday, 15th September) and follows a rise in Covid-19 cases across Wales. Jonathan Griffiths
Astronomers have revealed that the discovery of phosphine gas in the clouds of Venus could possibly indicate 'signs of life' on the planet. The gas has been detected in the atmosphere of Venus, which suggests the planet could host unknown photochemical
THE annual Great British Beach Clean is back this week, running from September 18-25. The Marine Conservation Society is encouraging as many people as possible to get involved and organise small, private beach cleans along the Welsh coast. In
NO new cases of coronavirus have been discovered in Pembrokeshire as Wales continues to see a rise in new cases. 183 cases were reported by Public Health Wales today (Monday, September 14), and no new deaths were recorded. Two new cases were
FISHGUARD'S famous New Year street party has had to be cancelled this year due to uncertainty over future coronavirus restrictions. The party was due to feature Flash, a highly acclaimed Queen tribute band as well as a host of other talent. Organisers
NEYLAND Town Council has said it has been left ‘very disappointed’ after one of the benches at the town’s play park was ‘seriously’ vandalised. A post on the town council’s Facebook page said: “We are trying our best to provide good facilities in
Ieuan Evans MBE has been elected as a National Council Member of the Welsh Rugby Union by member clubs, winning a three-way vote against incumbent Gareth Davies and Nigel Davies. Evans’ tenure will begin after the close of the next Annual General
A PEMBROKESHIRE site is ‘under active consideration’ as a temporary camp for asylum seekers, it has just been confirmed. Following speculation over the weekend that Penally Training Camp was being earmarked to be a centre to house migrants, South
DYFED-Powys Police are appealing for information on the whereabouts of a woman who was last seen in Lampeter on September 5. Police have said that the woman, Joy, has links to the Haverfordwest, Narberth and Aberystwyth areas but could be anywhere
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has gone into self-isolation after a member of his household developed symptoms of Covid-19. He will continue working from home, but will not take part in Commons proceedings on Monday. The situation emerged shortly
VISITORS to Milford Haven Marina are being asked not to park outside the museum following a number of parking problems. Demolition work on the old Burnyeats building has started which means that parking has been restricted in the area. Members
FISHGUARD Netball Club has netted a great fundraising total after a successful sponsored walk. Members of the club set off from the Grange on a five-mile hike last month to raise some much-needed funds. The walk took around two hours and players
COUNCIL workers employed by Pembrokeshire County Council have expressed their shock at the bumper pay-off for the authority’s out-going chief executive, according to public services union, Unison. Chief executive Ian Westley is expected to leave
A MEETING is due to be taking place between the Home Office and Pembrokeshire County Council today (Monday) following speculation that up to 500 asylum seekers are to be housed in Penally Army Camp. Discussions have been rife on social media over
A 51 year-old is accused of driving while disqualified and without insurance on the A40. Michael Richard Willas, of Swallow Close, Esh Winning, Durham, is alleged to have driven a Land Rover Discovery on the A40 at Haverfordwest while disqualified
Pembrokeshire U12s (164 all out) lost to Carmarthenshire U12s (240 for 5) by 76 runs The all-round strength of Carmarthenshire told as the Pembrokeshire U12s slipped to defeat in a high scoring encounter at Pembroke Dock CC. The spirit amongst
