A candlelight vigil for Transgender Day of Remembrance will take place this evening. The day is for people in the transgender community to remember those they have lost due to violence. At Prince Charles Quay, Cardigan Cardigan, there will
A PEMBROKESHIRE farm’s woodland site has become one of the latest to join the National Forest for Wales network. It is one of 27 sites in total that will be joining the network that have been announced by the Welsh Government. The National
A PEMBROKESHIRE teenager died due to misadventure, a coroner has ruled. Pembrokeshire Coroners Court heard that 13-year-old Jai Palermo was found dead in a field less than 250 metres from his house in the early hours of January 23, 2020, around
THERE will be a number of festive events taking place at a Pembrokeshire landmark throughout December. National Trust’s Tudor Merchant House in Tenby will be open on December 1, 2, 8 and 9, where visitors can learn all about how the Tudors would
A packed house was moved to tears and more than £600 was raised for mental health charities at a recent concert at Theatre Gwaun. The theatre put on a charity Armistice Day featuring Haverfordwest Male Voice Choir, David Pepper, Ellie Louc, Tarish
Cadbury has revealed it has discontinued a fan-favourite chocolate bar just a few years after it first hit the shelves. The confectionery company launched the peanut caramel crisp chocolate bar back in 2017. But now after just five years on
A 48-hour Ireland to Wales bike ride and a local toll bridge has helped members of a Pembrokeshire organisation raise more than £4,558 for Children in Need. Fishguard and District Round Table began their Children in Need fund raising by cycling
A last minute ‘gungefest’ has raised just over £1,000 for BBC Children in Need. Back by popular demand after a successful gunging in last year, the great Pembrokeshire Charity Gungefest 2023 took place on Friday, November 17. With a host of
£10.5m has been awarded to Pembroke in the third UK Government ‘levelling-up’ funding round. The Westgate to Eastgate: Levelling Up Pembroke Town project, the second ‘levelling-up’ award in the county, has been given a total of £10,543,627.
Plans for a Betfred bookmakers in Haverfordwest town centre have been refused due to fears it would “increase the fear of crime and anti-social behaviour” and “negatively impact” the regeneration area. Last December, Shaws the Drapers, at 6-7 Castle
Recently the lady and junior drivers from the Pembrokeshire Autograss Club (PAC) travelled to Cambridge for the National Autograss Sport Association Lady & Juniors Nationals. Each and everyone represented PAC well with many of our juniors
Valuable artefacts telling the history of a Pembrokeshire town have been put under threat after lead thieves targeted the roof of a local museum. Haverfordwest Town Museum was hit by lead thieves on Wednesday, November 8, in what has been called
Fishguard & Goodwick Men made the long trip to Cwmbran to play Gwent 4 and played out a highly entertaining 2-2 draw. With Gwent being a development side and no points available for the fixture both sides took the chance to experiment with tactical
Fishguard & Goodwick Women faced an away trip for their league fixture against Cardiff Medics 3s but suffered a tough defeat. The first half proved to be a very tight affair with both teams creating chances, but it was the home team that broke
THESE three motorists have had their cases heard in court recently. The defendants were charged with drink and drug driving, careless driving, and failing to report a crash. Their cases were heard at Llanelli Magistrates’ Court and Aberystwyth
