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Toilets at Pembrokeshire beach to be kept open after local businessman steps in A PEMBROKESHIRE businessman has taken it upon himself to keep the public toilets open at one of Pembrokeshire’s best beaches. Supermarket apologises after drivers hit by parking fines A local supermarket has apologised after residents and visitors were stung with fines when the maximum parking time in their car park was reduced without warning. Police appeal for missing nine-year-old boy in Pembrokeshire   New start time for Pembrokeshire's oldest carnival this weekend Narberth Carnival is the traditional conclusion to the town's Civic Week, but this year it will be starting at a completely new time. Driver cut off cyclist after overtaking whilst car was coming in other direction A VAN driver has admitted careless driving after he cut in front of a cyclist when he overtook whilst a car was coming in the opposite direction. Work begins to demolish historic pub to make way for ‘monstrosity new build’ Work to demolish a historic pub in the centre of a Pembrokeshire seaside town and replace it with what locals have called a ‘monstrosity new build’ has started. Beach goers rescued as abundance of dangerous rip currents appear on popular beach More than a dozen people were helped out of the sea off a popular Pembrokeshire beach yesterday as conditions caused an ‘abundance’ of dangerous rip currents. Pembrokeshire farm building scheme given go-ahead by planners AN application for a storage building at a south Pembrokeshire farm, made by a family member of an officer on Pembrokeshire County Council’s planning service, has been given the go-ahead by the authority’s planning committee. Surgery in Pembrokeshire will close, health board confirm St Davids surgery is to close, with patients transferred to local practices as close as possible to where they live, Hywel Dda University Health Board decided today, July 25. Fears Pembrokeshire dairy farm could increase to 3,000 cattle Pembrokeshire planners are to visit the site of one of the county’s largest dairy farms after claims were raised a scheme for new calf buildings could lead to animal welfare issues and an increase in the size of the herd to 3,000 cattle.

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