PEMBROKESHIRE County Council Leader, Councillor David Simpson, has warned everyone to be responsible to avoid further restrictions being imposed on the county. His latest update comes in the week where Rhondda Cynon Taf was placed under lockdown
A frustrated developer appeared in court after removing a car which blocked access to his site. Jim Janes, of The Crescent, Narberth, pleaded guilty to causing criminal damage when he appeared before Haverfordwest magistrates on Wednesday, September
AN ADULT seal had to be killed on Goodwick Beach on Wednesday evening, after experts deemed it too poorly to save. The fully seal had been spotted on Wednesday afternoon and reported to marine conservation charity Seat Trust, which has its base
FISHGUARD Sea Cadets has returned to the waves and water, as the unit began outdoor face to face activities after six months of operating virtually. Cadets have enjoyed single handed sailing, kayaking and outdoor socially-distanced team games and
CONFIRMATION that the first asylum seekers will be arriving at Penally Training Camp from Monday has been given by the Home Office. Following almost a week of speculation, it has been confirmed that the camp – for up to 250 men – will be up and
Dyfed-Powys Police and Crime Commissioner, Dafydd Llywelyn has begun a recruitment process in order to recruit people from local communities within Dyfed-Powys to several of his volunteer schemes as well as the Joint Audit Committee. The Police
12 new cases of coronavirus have been reported across the Hywel Dda health board area today, Friday, September 18, with one new case each in Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion, and 10 in Carmarthenshire. The total number of reported coronavirus cases
PEMBROKESHIRE County Council had no say in proposals to use Penally Camp for asylum seekers, the authority's leader, Cllr David Simpson, said today (Friday). An authority spokesman said that earlier this week, the council 'was made aware of the
A TRECWN grandmother and her friends have put lockdown to good use, knitting more than 50 baby blankets as well as numerous mittens booties and hats for premature babies. The wonderful woollies were knitted by Frances Avery along with her friends
ASYLUM seekers will be arriving in Pembrokeshire 'from as early as next week', a Welsh politician has stated. Senedd member Eluned Morgan has voiced concern at the lack of consultation with local communities over the proposed use of Penally Training
THREE Pembrokeshire business have been issued with improvement enforcement notices by Pembrokeshire County Council to improve their coronavirus safety compliance. Haverfordwest’s Pizza Time and Tenby’s Bush Inn have both received notices that improvements
WORK has begun on the first council houses to be built in Pembrokeshire for a generation. Thirty-three affordable units are being constructed by Pembrokeshire County Council on the site of a former primary school at Cranham Park, Johnston. They
Apple users who have downloaded the new iOS software update on their iPhones have been warned about a mysterious 'orange dot' that appears on the top right hand corner of the screen. We've put together what you need to know. What is the 'orange
TWO kayakers in difficulty were rescued by Tenby lifeboats yesterday (Thursday) evening. The all-weather and inshore crafts were launched at 7.30pm after a report that the kayakers appeared to be in difficulty off Giltar Point. The volunteer
A curfew has been imposed on burglar who made off with nearly £2,000 of power tools during an early morning theft. Christopher John Brockway, of Water Street, Pembroke Dock, pleaded guilty to burglary when he appeared at Haverfordwest Magistrates
POLICE have confirmed that activity at a farm in the Llangranog/ Llandysul area yesterday (Thursday) was part of a wider investigation into wildlife and environmental crime. The Western Telegraph received reports yesterday that there was a large
IRONMAN Wales might have been postponed this year but that didn’t stop three Pembroke men competing in their own ‘Trionman’ The team; Francis Bunker, Phil Smith and Jeff Davies took it upon themselves to set their own challenge. During the four-week
