Damage to broadband cabinets, telephone poles and overhead wires across Wales can now be reported to Openreach using precise locations from what3words. What3words grids the earth into three metre squares, with each square given unique words to make
Aldi and Lidl have revealed a range of products hitting the middle aisles of their stores this weekend. You'll be able to spruce up your garden with garden items at Aldi or while Lidl are offering deals on a range of home gadgets We've rounded-up
A man from Hakin has had a warrant issued for his arrest. Thirty-one-year-old Jonathan Hall, of Hakin Drive, was due to to appear in court after allegedly driving a VW Golf along the A477 trunk road near Nash whilst under the influence of cocaine
Matt Lucas has confirmed the new series of The Great British Bake Off will be back “very soon”. The comedian who made his debut on the Channel 4 hit in March last year said the new series will be filmed in a Covid-secure bubble.
Images have surfaced of fly-tipping which show piles of food waste dumped in a local car park in Haverfordwest. Rubbish has been dumped next to bins at Castle Lake Car Park. The images show plastic bags of refuse torn open with jars, food waste
A rebate on second home council tax premiums could not be decided on half way through a financial year “even if we wished to do so” said the cabinet member for finance in response to a question from the public. Second home owner Dave Hinns had asked
Scolton Manor Park has announced it will be unveiling several new attractions in June, ready for the summer holidays. Among the new features at the park are an eco-explorer village, a 1.2km woodland cycle track, an outdoor pirate ship play area
The new vice-chairman of Pembrokeshire County Council hopes her appointment will encourage more women to take on leadership roles in their communities. Cllr Pat Davies, who was the first county councillor to take on the role of presiding member
THE last portrait of writer Dylan Thomas, painted two months before his death, is to return to his adopted home county. Today, Friday May 14, on International Dylan Thomas Day, Carmarthenshire County Council has revealed it has paid £15,000 at
ST DAVID'S Cathedral is among the top ten UK landmarks that Brits are looking forward to visiting post-pandemic according to new research. Using Google search volumes to compare searches between March 2021 and April 2021 (when outdoor lockdown
POLICE have seized cannabis with a street value of over £500 after a stop-check in Pembrokeshire. A man has now been charged with possession of cannabis, and will appear in court at a later date. Pembrokeshire Roads Policing Unit said today
INTERNATIONAL travel will restart for people in Wales from Monday, May 17, the Welsh Government has confirmed today. As part of changes to Wales’ coronavirus regulations, people living in Wales will be able to travel to some overseas destinations
BRIGHTENING up a grey day yesterday, Thursday May 13, were staff and pupils at Stepaside CP School who staged their second annual Rainbow Run. More than £2,600 was raised for school funds by the crazy and colourful event,which saw participants
Four new cases of coronavirus have been recorded in the Hywel Dda health board area – none in Ceredigion – according to today’s figures (Friday, May 14). Public Health Wales data shows that there were two new cases in Carmarthenshire, two in Pembrokeshire
Scores of the round: Dan Sutton (Cresselly) 64no Jake Griffiths (Pembroke Dock) 66 Keegan Codd (Johnston) 4-16 Chris Inward (Llangwm) 4-19 CRICKET action resumed in midweek as Dan Sutton hit an emphatic 64 not out to lead Cresselly
Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service attended a road traffic collision in Milford Haven on the afternoon of Thursday, May 13. At 2:17pm on Thursday afternoon, crews from Milford Haven Fire Station were called to Blackbridge Drive in Milford
A man who repeatedly broke the law whilst driving has been fined and banned. Thirty-year-old Corey Mark Isaac Pountney, whose address was given as a room at Holiday Inn, Cardiff Airport, pleaded guilty to driving without insurance and driving without
A LARGE police vehicle presence in and around Tenby on Wednesday afternoon included motorcycle outriders and cars with blacked-out windows. This was the third time in recent weeks that there has been a similar presence, which a Dyfed-Powys Police
“WE’VE let down thousands of children” by not improving education standards since it was highlighted by Estyn in 2011 a councillor has said as he called for more urgency. Cllr Mike Stoddart made the comments at full council on Thursday (May 13)
WALES will move into alert level two on Monday, the First Minister will confirm today as coronavirus levels remain low and vaccination rates remain the best in the UK. Indoor hospitality businesses will be able to re-open from Monday, May 17; indoor
Planning matters are being dealt with more quickly as improvements within the National Park’s department are noted. Late last year the amount to be spent on planning consultants was raised by Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority to £25,000
PEMBROKESHIRE’S most celebrated visitor, Wally the walrus, is to star in a new book by a local author. For nearly two months, the delightful creature has been living his best life on and around the Tenby RNLI slipway, attracting crowds of spectators
