Tenby: Police want information about stolen BMW X3

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7 years ago

June 4, 2019

POLICE in Tenby are looking for information about the theft of a black BMW X3.

The car, registration AR11 DEL, was stolen from South Cliff Street, Tenby, sometime between 8.30pm on Friday, May 31, and 10.45am on Saturday, June 1.

Initial enquiries suggest it was taken at around 4.40am on Saturday morning, but officers are keeping an open mind.

A spokesman said: “We are appealing for anyone who saw anything suspicious, or who has seen the car, to report information by calling 101.

“If you are deaf, hard of hearing, or speech impaired text the non-emergency number on 07811 311 908. Quote reference: DPP/0041/01/06/2019/01/C.”

Saundersfoot takeaway fined for failing to display food hygiene rating

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2 minutes ago

February 10, 2026

Court Reporter

Offence related to Argosy Fish and Chips premises

A SAUNDERSFOOD food business has been fined after failing to display its food hygiene rating as required by law, Haverfordwest Magistrates’ Court heard.

Mustafa Baksi, the operator of Argosy Fish and Chips, was convicted in absence of failing to display a valid food hygiene rating sticker at the premises.

The court heard that between September 4 and September 10, 2025, the required food hygiene rating was not seen displayed at the business in the location and manner prescribed. The offence was committed without reasonable excuse.

Magistrates found the matter proved in absence. Mr Baksi was fined £200 and ordered to pay a £80 victim services surcharge and £1,000 in prosecution costs.

A collection order was made, with the outstanding balance to be paid by March 5.

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Parents fined after child failed to attend school regularly

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7 minutes ago

February 10, 2026

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Court hears offences relate to failure to ensure regular school attendance

TWO parents have been fined after failing to ensure their child attended school regularly, Haverfordwest Magistrates’ Court heard.

The court heard that the offences related to a 12-year-old child of compulsory school age who failed to attend school regularly during the summer term of 2025.

Between May 2 and July 18, 2025, the child did not attend school as required. Both parents entered guilty pleas under the single justice procedure.

Magistrates fined each parent £60. They were also ordered to pay a £24 victim services surcharge and £100 in prosecution costs.

Collection orders were made in both cases, with the outstanding balances to be paid by March 5.

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Wirral man fined after illegal cockle fishing and estuary vehicle offence

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17 minutes ago

February 10, 2026

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Court hears offences took place at Three Rivers Estuary

A WIRRAL man has been fined thousands of pounds after admitting offences involving illegal cockle fishing and the use of a vehicle on a protected estuary.

Callum Stephen Williams, 27, of Harvest Lane, Moreton, Wirral, appeared before Haverfordwest Magistrates’ Court on Thursday (Feb 5) charged with fishing for or taking cockles from a closed cockle bed at the Three Rivers Cockle Fishery.

The court heard that the offence took place on May 21, 2025, while restrictions were in force under the Cockle Fishing Management and Permitting (Specified Area) (Wales) Order 2024. Mr Williams pleaded guilty to the charge.

Magistrates fined him £2,000 and ordered him to pay an £800 victim services surcharge and £1,000 in prosecution costs. A collection order was made, with deductions to be taken from benefits if necessary. His guilty plea was taken into account when sentence was imposed.

The court also dealt with a further offence arising from the same date, in which Mr Williams admitted causing or permitting a mechanically propelled vehicle to be driven on the Three Rivers Estuary without prior written authority. No separate penalty was imposed for that offence.