Chief Fire Officer for Mid and West Wales is set to retire
THE Chief Fire Officer for Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service, Chris Davies is retiring following 37 years of dedicated service.
Launching a Sea of Stories in Pembroke Dock
‘Sea of Stories’ by Robert Jakes is a ceramic mural that combines words and striking images to capture the richness of life on and beneath the waves through time, from Viking treasure to wartime history.
Future stonemasons help rebuild town's historic walls
Stonemasons of the future are receiving invaluable training while helping to maintain the town walls in a historic Pembrokeshire town.
Chefs’ Forum lunch celebrates Welsh produce at Saundersfoot restaurant
Last week, The Chefs’ Forum held a special lunch at The Coast Restaurant in Saundersfoot to showcase the quality of sustainable Welsh producers and produce.
Newton house to be filled with the music that moulded Dinefwr
An evening of Baroque music performed by internationally acclaimed musicians is set to take place at Newton House, Dinefwr in Llandeilo on the evening of Saturday 28 May,.
Minister calls on dog owners to keep their animals under control
Rural Affairs Minister Lesley Griffiths calls on dog owners to keep their animals under control around sheep and other livestock as we near the end of lambing season
Take a trip to the past at Cardi Bach Railway Society’s fundraiser
Cardigan’s Theatre Mwldan is to present a collection of four short films based on the Cardi Bach Railway, which ran from Whitland to Cardigan between 1886 and 1963.
£375 million programme will address building safety issues in Wales
Works to deliver a £375m programme to address building safety issues has been announced as part of a whole-building approach, which goes beyond replacing just cladding defects.
Timetable for Track Trace Protect revealed as Wales learns to live with Covid
A timetable for changes to Test Trace Protect services is being published today as Wales gradually move beyond the emergency response to the pandemic.
