A loo with a view has been put on the rental market in Pembrokeshire. The former public loo on Front Street, Pembroke Dock, is described as having 'superb views across the Haven' and has potential for a variety of different uses, subject to planning
THERE was a sparkle of Disney magic in Fishguard and Goodwick recently as the twin towns' popular carnival returned post lockdown. Crowds of people gathered in the sunshine to watch floats, as well as the carnival princesses riding in style with
The Torch Theatre’s award-winning production of Grav has been adapted for television as a feature-length film and will be shown on S4C this Sunday evening. The S4C film pays tribute to the life and times of Welsh Rugby legend and cultural icon,
A FUNDRAISER who set out to walk 250 miles home from Lower Treginnis Farm for City Children has doubled his fundraising target. This summer Nick Gammage set off from the farm near St Davids with the aim of retracing the old Drover's Trail and raising
POLICE officers have seized drugs worth £6,000 as well a quantity of cash during a drugs raid. Dyfed-Powys Police said that officers from Carmarthen executed a positive drugs warrant on Thursday, September 9. “A quantity of Class B Drugs and
Will Bramble, the new chief executive of Pembrokeshire County Council, takes up his post at County Hall on Monday, September 13. Mr Bramble was appointed in March this year, taking over from interim chief executive Richard Brown. Since his
Three charities have partnered with Tesco to launch a campaign that aims to raise much-needed funds to help people in Pembrokeshire lead healthier lives. The partnership will support Cancer Research UK, the British Heart Foundation and Diabetes
A ten unit self-catering holiday complex will be created near Robeston Wathen following planning approval. Pembrokeshire’s planning committee approved an application for 10 self-catering lodges, a hub service building, parking and access on land
TWO Pembrokeshire resorts have proved they are blooming marvellous, scooping three awards in this year's Wales in Bloom awards. After a one-year, covid enforced break, the competition returned with an awards ceremony in Beaumaris yesterday (Friday
On September, 11, 2021 the world will remember one of the darkest days in US and world history. The 9/11 terrorist attacks sent shockwaves around the globe as horrifying images of immeasurable loss and destruction were beamed around the world.
A support service for new mums is being expanded and offered a new location in Pembrokeshire. Mums Matter is a service offered by Mind to support mums with babies or toddlers through these difficult feelings and experiences. It is a nine week
A NEW food hut will soon be ready to feed the hungry supporters of Narberth RFC as the new season resumes. Just in time for the first home match at the Narberth RFC ground, Whitland Engineering came to the rescue of the Championship side to finalise
On the morning of Tuesday, September 11, 2001 the world watched the 9/11 terrorist attacks unfold in scenes of unimaginable loss and destruction that has had long-lasting impacts on the world. 19 men hijacked four commercial airplanes on the morning
THE seaside town of Tenby has been found to be exceptional at inspiring the creation of a new range of colour palettes. Wales cottage company FBM Holidays have carefully selected some of the most colourful places across the UK and produced a gorgeous
September, 11 2021 marks the 20-year anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. 19 men hijacked four commercial airplanes on the morning of September 11, 2001 and travelled towards major US landmarks in an attack orchestrated by al Qaeda leader
FOUR people stranded in a boat that had lost power four miles off Jack Sound have been rescued by Angle Lifeboat. The five metre rigid inflatable boat (RIB), with four crew on board suffered engine failure as it was getting dark on Thursday evening
Your favourite local paper is giving local charities the chance to take a share of a whopping £125k cash giveaway. Our parent company’s charitable arm, The Gannett Foundation, is providing £125k in cash to support local charities across the country
THE vital role played by Wales and Pembrokeshire in the Battle of Britain will be remembered at an event in Cardiff on September 16. The exhibition, to be held at City Hall, will tell the story of Battle of Britain fighter aces and commanders from
TOURISTS are great for Pembrokeshire, but why-oh-why do they park by someone’s house and just depart for the day. Often blocking a resident from parking. What’s wrong with a car park? Just been reminded they would have to pay to park!
Stephen Evans, a former Western Telegraph reporter and BBC correspondent, remembers being inside the World Trade Center Twin Towers 20 years on from the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Stephen was working as the BBC's North America business correspondent
