Choosing a name for your child can be one of the toughest decisions new parents are likely to face. Unless a family rule is to name a child after a family member then there is a plethora of names out their and it can be difficult to decide on the
Patrick Star, the beloved, clumsy starfish from the children's TV favourite Spongebob Square Pants, made a guest appearance in Pembroke Main Street recently. Kayleigh Kitts, a local carer, was seen sporting the Patrick Star costumed attracting
A SELECT group of Year nine and 10 pupils from Ysgol Bro Gwaun has recently participated in The Scholars Programme, run by The Brilliant Club. The Scholars Programme aims to provide insight into, and a challenge to work at, university level studies
A picturesque north Pembrokeshire village has been left with only a handful of permanent residents with all other houses bought as second homes or holiday lets. In the seaside hamlet of Cwm-yr-Eglwys, which has around 50 houses and a small static
Several golf clubs across Pembrokeshire have partnered with Pembrokeshire Leisure and Active 4 Life to help anybody aged 60 or above outdoors and playing golf. The five golf clubs taking part in the partnership are Haverfordwest Golf Club, Milford
Tesco’s Pembroke Dock Superstore has joined forces with food sharing app and social enterprise OLIO which is encouraging people across Pembrokeshire to become Food Waste Heroes. The OLIO app allows anyone who signs up to tackle the issue of food
Pembrokeshire Lottery held its summer superdraw on Wednesday, June 2, which saw Linda Frampton from Milford Haven win the £8,000 prize with lottery number 36098. The draw was aired on 102.5 Radio Pembrokeshire. Shortly afterwards, the Pembrokeshire
The number of confirmed cases of coronavirus in the UK has risen by 74% since this time last week, new figures show. The leap is the highest jump in daily infection rates since February and means the total number of cases since the pandemic began
Pembrokeshire County Council has announced that it will host a briefing session on becoming a childminder for anybody in the county. The briefing session will take place on Monday, June 28 between 2pm and 3.30pm, as the county council ask anyone
Hubberston and Hakin Community Centre has announced that there will be a free first aid class for residents in the two areas of Milford Haven. The course taking place is 'a Highfield accredited Emergency First Aid at Work' course which will take
Police carried out a routine vehicle stop-check on the main route to and from Valero Oil refinery and Pembroke Power station recently. The activity was part of Operation Servator - which aims to deter, detect and disrupt a range of criminal activity
A FORMER St Dogmaels man has been jailed for five-and-a-half years for assaulting a security guard at a charity event in New Quay and leaving him permanently disfigured. Philip Nicholas Ladd, aged 38, was found guilty of assault causing grievous
A community speed watch team is being set up in Pembroke Dock, aiming to educate drivers about the need to drive within the legal limits Pembroke Dock will be joining six other community speed watch teams across Pembrokeshire, all of which aim to
Milford Waterfront has reminded dog walkers on the Marina of the importance of using 'poo bags' to clean up after their furry friends. The Waterfront team does supply poo bags; but only in limited numbers and these are being depleted by people taking
Thirty new coronavirus cases have been recorded in Hywel Dda health board area; according to today’s figures (Wednesday, June 9). Public Health Wales (PHW) data shows that there were 19 new cases in Carmarthenshire, seven in Pembrokeshire and four
The High Court has ruled the UK Government acted unlawfully when deciding to award a contract to a company whose bosses were friends of Boris Johnsons’ former chief adviser Dominic Cummings. Ministers have denied any favouritism was shown towards
UPDATE: The police appeal has now been cancelled as Rosie has been found in the Birmingham area. Police are appealing for help to find 15-year-old Rosie Suvarna-Umeanozie, who is missing after travelling from Tenby to London by bus. Dyfed-Powys
Cllr Maureen Bowen raised concerns about an overgrowth of weeds around Pembroke Dock in the town council meeting on Thursday, June 3. She said that she had never seen the weeds as bad, and asked if there is anyone to get rid of them. Phil Lynch
A PEMBROKESHIRE artist is celebrating his 60th birthday year and his love of wildlife with a new creation named Tenby Ted. Dorian Spencer-Davies will be helping to raise funds for Welsh Marine Life Rescue - who kept a watchful eye on Wally the
Police are warning drivers travelling between Maenclochog, Rosebush and Eglwyswrw to take care due to an oils spill and poor visibility. The warning applies to the B4313 from Maenclochog towards Rosebush and on the B4329 Mountain Road from the
A decision is still to be made about the cost of cleaning the Henry Tudor statue, in Pembroke. Back in April the statue was cleaned and waxed for the first time since it was erected four years ago, coming in with a price tag around £700, a report
IS it just us? Every day we walk the Coast Path we hear cries of "Keep left, excuse me" as panting runners power their way past us. The 180 miles of this beautiful path has been transformed into an extreme sport training ground. IronMans,
Ten new benches will soon be gracing the streets of Pembroke Dock. The decision to install them comes after suggestions that more casual resting places needed to be created around the town, since more people would be spending time locally due to
Putting up council tax for second home owners is “not a silver bullet” to solve the housing problems in Pembrokeshire. Cost of housing has increased, particularly in coastal areas, as has demand both from second home owners and those looking to
