Work has begun on the regeneration of Haverfordwest Castle. Pembrokeshire County Council set a 10-week project to create new green space around the historic site. The aim of the latest work is to improve the burgage plots above Castle Lake car
One of the US Navy’s flag ship ‘wasp series, amphibious assault ships’ is currently operating off the coast of the Havens just 30 miles out to sea. The 250m long, 40,000 ton Iwo Jima LHD-7 is currently deployed in the Celtic Sea after disembarking
Future films at Fishguard’s Theatr Gwaun will be partly powered by the sun, as the venue installs 54 solar panels on its south facing roof this week. The theatre applied to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park’s sustainable development fund for just
A cat has been found and returned home in Milford Haven after disappearing on the afternoon of Sunday, April 11. Essya Davies and her daughter, the owners of Elsa the cat, described her as ‘a shy nine-month-old tortoiseshell female.’ Essya said
A LORRY driver, who was nearly three times the drink-drive limit when stopped by police at Letterston, has been remanded in custody ahead of sentencing. Appearing before Haverfordwest magistrates on April 13, Piotr Suski, of New Ross, Wexford, Ireland
A PEMBROKE Dock man has been charged with resisting police and obstructing a police constable in the course of his or her duty at Penally Camp near Tenby. Darren Edmundson of Ferry Terrace, Waterloo was charged with committing the offence on September
Paul Sartori Hospice at Home have recently been awarded with the Disability Confident Committed Certificate. Being 'disability confident' means that the organisation can be benefitted, by being able to see the pool of talent among disabled people
Denmark has become the first country to stop giving out the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine amid blood clot fears. The cease in rollout is expected to delay the country’s vaccination programme by several weeks. Denmark was the first of several European
Twenty members of Brawdy's 14th Signal Regiment (EW) have completed a gruelling day of 20 physical activities to raise £636 for the Wales Air Ambulance charity. The members of the warrant officers and sergeants' mess set themselves the challenge
Just two new cases of coronavirus have been recorded in the Hywel Dda health board area according to today’s figures (Wednesday, April 14). Public Health Wales data shows that there was one new case in Carmarthenshire, one in Pembrokeshire and none
TENBY’S Caldey Island will once again be open to visitors from the beginning of next month. The much-loved tourist attraction, a staple for many holidaying in Tenby, closed access to visitors last year to ensure everyone’s safety during the ongoing
Rare bird eggs stolen for private collections and illegal trading is becoming a menace for British wildlife. Brits are well known to be bird lovers but there’s a minority out there trying to make profit out of our flying friends. Every year
Pembrokeshire College has just opened its brand spanking new atrium and here’s what students can expect. The new atrium contains additional social spaces on the ground floor as well as study spaces, computer stations and breakout rooms on the upper
Unknown vandals have ripped up and damaged around 40 young trees that were recently planted in Pembroke. Last month Pembroke town councillor, Aaron Carey and author, Greg Howes finished planting 150 native trees behind the West Street car park,
Fourth birthday celebrations are on the cards for Pembroke's bridge club. The club owner Irene Delahunty has kept the bridge club going throughout the pandemic, even though they could not play in person. She said: "There are so many of us now, we
A man from Haverfordwest has failed to comply with supervision requirements imposed by the town’s Magistrates’ Court. 35-year-old Steven James O’Sullivan of Greenstone Farm failed to meet with an order of good behaviour on Friday, February 12 and
Milford Haven School has become the first secondary school in Pembrokeshire to achieve the Autism Aware Award. The nationally recognised and acclaimed award is 'a very special achievement' for the school, and training has been undertaken by all
Pembroke Dock Town Council will be joining the national minute's silence on Saturday, April 17 in memory of Prince Philip. The council is asking people who wish to do so, to lay flowers outside the council's offices at 28 Dimond Street. They will
