A NORTH Pembrokeshire man with a long history of involvement with the county's Young Farmers has been appointed the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority's new farming liaison officer. This is an in important role that provides a link between
A number of restaurants on Milford Waterfront have adapted their outdoor dining spaces, following the latest easing of lockdown restrictions, which took place on Monday, April 26. The adapted outdoor offering at the waterfront includes a variety
PEMBROKESHIRE Coast National Park Trust has been chosen as a charity partner for Pembrokeshire’s spectacular Big Retreat Festival in 2022. The Big Retreat, which takes place in the heart of National Park, offers the chance to reconnect with yourself
A WOMAN from Tenby has been injured in a two-vehicle crash which left a 21-year-old man dead. She was one of four people who were taken to the University Hospital of Wales after the incident on the A465 near Hirwaun. The crash reportedly happened
It was the icing on the cake for Withybush Hospital when Haverfordwest resident Chloe Mannion raised £875 for the county hospital. Chloe, 22, who works as a porter at Withybush, is also a baker and so decided to hold a prize draw and raffle off
A man from Canaston Bridge pleaded guilty to riding his motorbike under the influence of cannabis. Thirty-three-year-old James Evans was caught riding his Pulse 125cc while the proportion of Delta-9-Tetrahydrocannabinol in his blood was over the
A TEENAGER has raised £800 for a care home by going on a 220km sponsored run. Archie Smith, who is 17, was inspired to raise money for the Ridgeway Care Centre in Llawhaden as his girlfriend’s grandmother is a resident there. Archie, who lives
Hywel Dda University Health Board is asking anyone who received a first Pfizer vaccine at one of its mass vaccination centres in Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion or Pembrokeshire more than 21 days ago to get in touch if they have not received a second vaccine
BRANCHES of the Royal British Legion in Pembrokeshire have joined hundreds of others throughout the UK in marking the centenary of the organisation. Amongst them was the Cresselly and District branch, whose members are pictured above this morning
Supermarkets in the UK are issuing warnings to customers over possible health risks from items they have bought in stores including Tesco, Iceland, Asda and Morrisons. Pieces of glass, food allergies, salmonella poisoning, Hepatitis A and chocking
Computer Solutions Wales has been recognised by Milford Haven Town Council with a certificate of appreciation for their work throughout the Covid-19 pandemic. The Neyland Marina-based company played a huge role in supporting both primary and secondary
Milford Haven Golf Club hosted a charity golf day on Friday, April 30, in aid of Alzheimer's Society (sponsored by BDS Ltd), raising £1,150 in the process. Alzheimer's disease is an irreversible, progressive brain disorder which slowly destroys
POLICE who seized a car which had no tax or MOT found the vehicle was corroded. Pembrokeshire Roads Policing Unit posted a photograph of the rear arch rust they discovered on the car in Pembroke yesterday, Friday May 14. They said: "Male arrested
A new partnership has been formed to loan electronic devices such as laptops and tablets to support more people to get online and take part in digital activities. The Covid-19 pandemic has meant that much of life has moved online, including staying
More vandalism has occurred in Milford Haven, with a concrete wall behind Milford Haven Leisure Centre being the latest victim of desecration. The wall is by Pembrokeshire Model Railway Track, behind Cromwell Road, where many enjoy the hobby of
Transport for Wales customers are being urged to check their journey details this month with the May timetable change coming into effect. From Sunday, May 16, new timetables will be in place across the British rail network. While the vast majority
PEOPLE planning a trip to Tenby this weekend - maybe hoping to get a glimpse of Wally the walrus - are being asked to use the resort's weekend park and ride service. The service does not normally get underway until pedestrianisation begins in July
THE national park is set to end the year with budget surplus, which, considering the last year, is “rather strange to report” its finance officer has said. A final budget report will be prepared in the coming weeks but members of the audit and
VISITORS to a Pembrokeshire beauty spot are being warned this weekend of the presence of potentially-dangerous algae. The blue-green algae has appeared on the Bosherston Lakes, and could be harmful to people and dogs. National Trust Pembrokeshire
Funds for the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Trust are set to increase as they strike up new partnership with Corgi Socks. As part of the partnership the Corgi Socks business will donate 20 per cent of its proceeds from its Pembrokeshire Coast
Pembrokeshire’s Library At Home service is back on the road and looking for prospective new members to get in touch. Since 2014, the service has been providing a lifeline for avid readers who are unable to leave their home due to health reasons,
PEMBROKESHIRE County Council is now accepting applications for vehicle access during this year’s pedestrianisation of Tenby. The scheme, which is due to start on Monday, July 5, and conclude on Friday, September 10, will again see the walled town
