A NARBERTH man, accused of making threats to kill in the town has had the charge against him withdrawn. Appearing before Haverfordwest magistrates today, April 15, Jack Whittock, of High Street faced a charge of making threats to kill a man in
A 54-YEAR-OLD Pembroke man is denying three charges of drug-driving. Sean Patrick Agnew of Vetch Close appeared at Haverfordwest Magistrates Court on Tuesday April 13 to plead not guilty to the charges. The alleged offences took place on October
A Saundersfoot family restaurant catering for diners, not “vertical drinking,” will be allowed to use its rear decking area until 11pm following approval of a licence variation. Extending the licence from 9pm to 11pm, with people to have left by
Marks and Spencer has started legal proceedings against supermarket rival, Aldi. The move comes from the British retailer in an attempt to protect its Colin the Caterpillar cake claiming that Aldi’s Cuthbert the Caterpillar product infringes its
The most technically advanced train of its type in the world, Network Rail’s ‘NMT’ whizzed through Pembrokeshire yesterday (April 14) at 125mph. The ‘New Measurement Train’, affectionately known as the ‘flying banana’, is a unique, high-tech machine
Increasing housing costs are forcing local people from coastal and rural areas a councillor has said as calls are made to examine the impact of second home ownership on schools. The impact of second home ownership and the demographics of those
Practice staff from Tenby Surgery were delighted to return to Caldey Island by boat yesterday morning, April 14, to offer second dose vaccinations to the order of monks that live there, as well as to the eligible residents of the Island. The Oxford
A man was arrested last night, April 14, after a road traffic collision in the Portfield area of Haverfordwest. He was arrested after a drugs test following the collision, where he provided a positive result for cocaine. Blood samples were provided
People throughout Wales who are unable to work from home are being encouraged to access lateral flow self-test kits, as they are rolled out nationwide. The rapid coronavirus testing kits will be available to collect from local test sites including
A MARLOES pensioner has denied making more than 160 indecent images of children over a 10-year period. Appearing before Haverfordwest magistrates on April 13, Derek Lister, aged 72, denied making three indecent Category A images, the most serious
Just three new cases of coronavirus have been recorded in the Hywel Dda health board area according to today’s figures (Thursday, April 15). Public Health Wales data shows that there was one new case in Carmarthenshire, one in Pembrokeshire and
Neyland Cricket Club and Neyland Community School have teamed up for two new programmes to get local primary school children into the sport. The two programmes being run are the All Stars for children aged five to eight, and the Dynamos for those
A NARBERTH man is to appear in court today, April 15, charged with allegedly making threats to kill in the town on Wednesday. A police spokesman said: “Jack Whittock, aged 29, of High Street, Narberth, who was arrested on suspicion of making threats
A silver Chrysler car has been reported as stolen from a car park at the Dockyard Flats, The Terrace, Pembroke Dock. The car would have been taken some time between February 12 and March 24 2021. Information regarding this case is being sought
A FORMER Milford Haven taxi driver has been jailed for 10 years for raping a passenger in the back of his cab. Anthony Marcus Jones, of the Mount Estate, was found guilty of raping a woman who was too inebriated to consent while entrusted with taking
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of a man from Haverfordwest after he failed to attend two court appointments. Forty-one-year-old Matthew John, of Fleming Crescent failed to show up to a court appointment on Tuesday, March 9, and again on
MAKING a trip into Pembrokeshire during lockdown cost a Cardiff driver a total of £434. Anthony Dennis Crosby, 40, of Llandaff North, appeared by live link at Llanelli Magistrates Court on Tuesday April 13. He pleaded guilty to a charge of
As of Tuesday, April 13, Skomer Island has been taking pre-bookings for visitors to finally visit the island after months of almost absolute desertion. The reaction has already been fantastic within the first day, as hundreds have already booked
At Neyland Town Council's last meeting, held on Tuesday, April 6, Andrew Lye was voted to occupy the vacant seat of Neyland West Ward. Councillor Lye returns to council chambers after two decades away, having left his last council job in 2001.
