A CHURCH in Haverfordwest transformed their yearly 'Jam Jar' festival to take into account the threat of climate change. St Martins Church, located next to Haverfordwest Castle, had their yearly Jam Jar festival with a view to making it 'carbon
A RESIDENT has said how receiving ultra fast broadband is going to be life changing for him and his business. It comes as MP Stephen Crabb was out meeting Openreach engineers as they installed game changing broadband connectivity in Nolton Haven
A CARMARTHENSHIRE woman, who loved life, travelling and walking, drowned during an estuary walk, an inquest heard today, Friday, September 24. Coroner's officer, Malcolm Thompson, told the inquest that 63-year-old Susan Smith was last seen walking
The Welsh Liberal Democrats have called on the Welsh Government to provide clarity on any contingency plans they have in place to deal with rising gas prices. The call comes as the price of wholesale gas has surged by 70 per cent since August putting
Blue Gem Wind, the joint venture between TotalEnergies and Simply Blue Group, has welcomed the announcement that the Celtic Sea Cluster is launching to support the emerging supply chain in the region. Mike Scott, project managing director at Blue
THERE are reports of a road collision at Dinas Cross. The fire service released a statement saying they had been called to an incident this afternoon. The statement read: “Crews are currently in attendance of a road traffic collision in Dinas
PETROL panic-buyers have cleared out a Pembrokeshire fuel station this afternoon. The Tesco forecourt in Haverfordwest was forced to temporarily close after motorists flocked to the supplier to fill up their tanks - a scenario that is taking place
ARE you over 60 and would like to improve your health? Or would you like to know more about an exercise buddy scheme for adults with learning disabilities? Scolton Manor is hosting an open day that will involve two great projects that address these
A very special new festival for north Pembrokeshire, celebrating its unique culture, history, landscape, and the spirit of endeavour that has forged connections to the rest of the world launches this evening, Friday, September 24. The On Land's
With fewer than 100 days until Christmas Day, Samuel Kurtz, MS for Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire, has launched a Christmas card picture competition. The local Senedd member is calling upon photographers to submit their images of Carmarthen
A MAN from Pembroke Dock is alleged to have caused animals unnecessary suffering. Richard Scarfe, of Park Street, is accused of committing 18 charges in relation to animal welfare at Highland View Fold, The Ridgeway, Lamphey. Between the middle
Consideration of a new Welsh medium secondary school for the south east of the county needs doing sooner rather than later, a councillor has said. During discussions of Pembrokeshire County Council’s draft Welsh language strategy, Tenby councillor
COLOURFUL cars from an iconic marque can be seen on the Pembrokeshire roads this weekend as the Lotus Drivers Club make a return to the county. The event is being eagerly looked forward to by members, as it has twice been postponed due to the Covid
MEDIEVAL characters will be welcoming visitors to Whitland Abbey today, Friday September 24 and tomorrow, Saturday September 25, as the ruined building takes part for the first time in Cadw's Open Doors. Mistress Ann with her spices and herbs,
There have been 290 new coronavirus cases recorded in the Hywel Dda health board area according to today’s figures, (Friday, September 24). Public Health Wales (PHW) data shows there were 165 new cases in Carmarthenshire, 86 in Pembrokeshire and
Dyfed-Powys Police officers are appealing for information regarding a report of criminal damage to Pembrokeshire Learning Centre in Neyland. The damage is said to have been conducted by 'three male youths' who damaged property included vegetable
A Pembrokeshire farmer has written a plant-based recipe book aimed at children as a follow up to her debut healthy cookbook. Jane Reynolds, who wrote 'Happy Beans,' has now brought out 'Funny Food,' a sister publication to her original book, with
A WOMAN has been ordered not to enter Pembroke in the next two years after admitting making menacing electronic communications. Appearing before York Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday, September 21, Terri Lea Clancey, of Spindle Close, York admitted
