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Anne Allsop, 85, was told her home was

Woman, 85, being evicted from home of 27 years by Presbyterian Church
Questions are being asked regarding how a Christian organisation ‘can stoop so low’ after the Presbyterian Church of Wales served an eviction notice on an 85-year-old woman who has lives in her Saundersfoot home for the past 27 years.

The Old Pump Filling Station, Pentlepoir

Hot food takeaway plan for Pembrokeshire filling station

A former industrial estate in Goodwick will see 26 park homes on site for over 55s

Despite environmental concerns, new homes build given go ahead

Councils in Wales have had discretionary powers for a while to introduce a second home council tax premium.

Council to make 'full use of additional powers' over second homes

The Community Trust say they want to allow the church’s rich history to continue and flourish

Management group formed and Pilgrims set to be welcomed as ancient church gets new lease of life

Portfield School.

Multi-million pound improvements planned for Pembrokeshire school

Ysgol Caer Elen

New teaching block to be built at Pembrokeshire Welsh-language school

The former A&M Engineering site

Plans to build 16 new homes on vacant land in Pembrokeshire town

A housing development in St Ishmaels has been given the go ahead by National Park planners after they went to see the site for themselves.

Green light for 15 new homes to be built in Pembrokeshire village

Prosecution following enforcement action at Little Haven property launched by Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

Pembrokeshire home owner faces prosecution over enforcement notice

Pencastell at Ceibwr Bay will be demolished.

Controversial plan to replace historic building approved

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park development management committee, Wednesday, June 22

'Massive' agricultural building granted retrospective planning

Pencastell has been perched on the cliffs above Ceibwr Bay since the 1860s.

Fate of historic landmark above Ceibwr Bay hangs in the balance

VC Gallery's Barry John said: “Even if you wanted to fill the shops you would not be able to because of the amount of work they need

Empty shops on town's high street are described as 'unrentable'

Multi-million pound investment for Milford Haven train station could be on the cards

Multi-million pound investment for Pembrokeshire train station on the cards

Outline planning for up to 54 houses in Llangwm have been given the go ahead by councillors.

Plans for up to 54 houses in Pembrokeshire village given go ahead

Artist impression of Haverfordia House development

Haverfordia House: Plans for dedicated sheltered accommodation approved

Great Wedlock farm, of around 176 acres, is home to around 140 Red and Fallow deer

New wildlife attraction is given green light in south Pembrokeshire

Withybush Hospital, Haverfordwest.

Plans for 24 bed 'decant ward' at Withybush Hospital approved by council

Opposers of development on the Brynhir site were upset at the loss of 'the last green space in Tenby'

Next phase of consultation on 144 new homes begins in Pembrokeshire

Bank of England. Pic: PA

Pain for borrowers with Bank of England set to hike interest rates

A date has been set to demolish Haverfordwest's multi-story car park

Date set to demolish county town's multi-storey car park

Following the previous contractor going into administration in July 2021, the Council is pleased to confirm the contract has now been awarded to Tycroes Group Ltd. and the new builds should be ready for occupation in June 2023.

Housing development with 11 affordable homes is finally set to start

Could an ancient church in Haroldston West be saved?

Could there be hope for 1,400 year old church facing closure?

No answers on whether tenants will be protected after housing act delayed. Pictures: Huw Evans Agency/Archive

Welsh Government refuse to answer questions on delayed protections for tenants

A Section 21 orders the renter to vacate a home solely because the landlord wants to repossess it - if, for example, they want to sell the property, or rent to a family member instead.

Welsh Government agrees to landlords' request to delay new protections for tenants

The local holiday cottage industry could be seriously affected by the changes in regulations for operators

Fears that new holiday cottage regulations could ruin businesses

Pembrokeshire County Council

Pembrokeshire Council to purchase property to turn into children's home

Proposals have been submitted to extend a Welsh language school

Plans submitted to extend a Welsh language school in the county

House prices have risen faster in rural areas than in urban locations over the past five years, analysis by a building society has found.

House price growth in rural areas ‘has outperformed urban locations’

Y Farchnad Uchaf yn hwyr yn y 19eg ganrif

Sponsored Mae’r atgyweiriad £2.7 miliwn i Neuadd Marchnad Aberteifi newydd gychwyn

Cardigan’s Market Hall £2.7 million restoration now underway

Sponsored Cardigan’s Market Hall £2.7 million restoration now underway

Plans have begun to be unveiled on the changing parking situation at the Dew Street library site

Third party management and parking permits part of car park revamp

Another tragic story to come out of Pembrokeshire's housing crisis

Woman, 61, claims she is 'terrified' after being forced out of caravan and into homeless shelter

Safety concerns have been raised following development plans at a site near Coastland Primary School, St Ishmaels Picture: Google/Street View

Traffic concerns over plans for 15 homes near village school site

Planning applications are being delayed in Pembrokeshire National Park

Artist impression of the new houses that could be built in St Ishmaels is given planning permission next week, from PCNPA planning report.

Plans for new houses in Pembrokeshire coastal village considered

The Fire damage at Four Seasons Farm Shop last year from planning report.

Well-established family run farm shop ravaged by fire to be rebuilt

Love Island star stands firm, despite abuse over Pembrokeshire properties

The Madison at Merlins Lane, Haverfordwest

Further properties added to Haverfordwest development

The local holiday cottage industry could be on a downward slope .

Holiday industry faces 'decimation' claims leading operator

Tenby tumbles in 'the best place to live in the UK' league table

Post-lockdown blues as Tenby drops down national rankings

Bridge Street, Haverfordwest

Council to buy building as part of town centre and castle plans

Mill Bay are currently building a 60-property development at The Cornfields, Sageston

Homebuilder's £8million profit is ploughed back into affordable housing

Estate agent window

Average house prices jump by £27,000 in a year

View of the Teifi at Glanteifion with the anchor in the foreground.

Pembrokeshire village named among the best places to live in Wales - see the full list

The site of the proposed new Saundersfoot development. Iinset picture: Gareth Davies Photography

Housing giant proposes more than 70 new homes for Pembrokeshire village

How the old county library in Haverfordwest could look after ateb purchased the site

Pembrokeshire County Council say details on parking to be released soon

Planning application is being prepared to build houses on the site of the Cleddau Bridge Hotel

Affordable housing concerns over development of old hotel site

Dr Alex George at the door of one of his new properties 'on the outskirts of Tenby'.
Picture: Instagram/dralexrenovates

Threats of 'violence' to reality star over Pembrokeshire property purchases

Development plans announced for Haverfordwest's old library site. Photo Sue McKeeman

Take a look at the latest plans to develop Haverfordwest’s old library site

Could Kirstie and Phil help solve a Pembrokeshire property dilemma? Picture: Channel 4

Pembrokeshire properties sought by Kirstie and Phil for Channel 4 show

Former Love Island star Dr Alex George has bought four cottages in Pembrokeshire with plans to upcycle them into holiday homes. Credit: dralexgeorge on Instagram

Love Island's Dr Alex George offers holiday cottage for Ukrainian family

In Pembrokeshire, homes became less affordable as wages increased by 6% in 2021, while house prices rose by 9%. Picture: PA

Homes are becoming less affordable in Pembrokeshire, new figures reveal