POLICE have been given more time to question the 43-year-old man arrested on suspicion of the murder of a woman in Pembroke Dock. The man has remained in police custody since Saturday night, when he was arrested following the death at a property
WHILE vaccinations are the great hope for a path out of the coronavirus pandemic, the role of the Test Trace Protect team remains as important as ever. The dedicated Pembrokeshire County Council Contact Tracing team have been at the forefront
CARE homes in Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire should be allowed to refuse to hire staff who have not had a Covid jab unless they have a legitimate medical reason, say social care leaders. Care Forum Wales, which represents nearly 500
A NARBERTH woman's assault on a police officer has cost her £450. Pixie Diane Christine Hood, 49, of High Street, appeared at Haverfordwest Magistrates Court yesterday, Tuesday February 23. She pleaded guilty to assaulting PC Thomas, an emergency
NEW legislation has been passed in the Senedd, which will give tenants more protection, stability and security in their homes. The Renting Homes (Amendment) (Wales) Bill will also bring greater clarity on landlord and tenant responsibilities, helping
AN innovative project to help mouth care for end-of-life patients in Pembrokeshire has been rolled out by the Paul Sartori Hospice at Home. The charity has been able to buy 400 oral health care packs thanks to grants of £2,000 and £500 respectively
Health Minister, Vaughan Gething, has today, February 24, announced expanded testing and faster vaccine delivery to help Wales-reopen safely. He confirmed Wales will aim to offer the vaccine to all eligible adults by July 31 and will publish an
There have been 12 new cases of coronavirus recorded in the Hywel Dda health board area – none in Ceredigion – according to today’s figures (Wednesday, February 24). Today’s Public Health Wales figures show eight new cases in Carmarthenshire, four
HAVERFORDWEST County AFC has been given the green light to resume action, after it was confirmed that the JD Cymru Premier League has had its Elite status reinstated with immediate effect. The Bluebirds were flying seventh in the table when the
REOPENING schools to all pupils at once is "not safe", according to First Minister Mark Drakeford. Wales' gradual re-introduction of classroom learning came in for criticism from the Welsh Conservatives, but Mr Drakeford remained steadfast.
Pembroke's Golden Grove school teacher Sion Jenkins wanted to run 100 laps of Carew Castle, and Tidal Mill in 24 hours. Sion raised over £4,000 doing so, and will be using the money to buy an adapted bike for Callum a visually impaired child in his
A 25-YEAR-OLD driver was found to have nearly three times the legal limit of cocaine in his body when stopped by police, magistrates have been told. Jacob Wayne Arnold of Ashford Park, Crundale, appeared before the court in Haverfordwest yesterday
NEW waiting restrictions in six Pembrokeshire towns and villages are due to come into force next Monday, March 1. Pembrokeshire County Council has made the traffic order, which will apply to locations in Broad Haven, Cosheston, Fishguard, Goodwick
With a plethora of streaming services available, including Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+, Now TV, we have been spoiled for choice when it comes to TV series and films to watch during lockdown. But as the nation endures a third national lockdown
TWO vehicles were involved in a collision in Milford Haven this morning. The incident took place on Robert Street, near Fulke Street just before 9am. Traffic is reported to be coping well.
Coach driver, Richard Lewis from Pembroke Dock has raised over £13,000 for the Wales Air Ambulance Service. He decided to start this long journey of fundraising after he was saved by two Wales Air Ambulance medics named, Philip Thomas and Dorian
