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A CALL for a north Pembrokeshire farm to be able to diversify through the bottling of water from its well has been given the go-ahead. In...
A PEMBROKESHIRE wind turbine scheme which was recommended to be refused over a lack of information on how it may affect bats, which led to it...
A CALL to convert holiday lets near a Pembrokeshire village pub to a single home for their owner to downsize has been approved by county planners....
A CALL to allow a Pembrokeshire agricultural building to be used as a public gym and what is believed to be the first Padel courts in...
PLANS to extend a house in a Pembrokeshire seaside village, which has an associated café which has caused local concerns about noise and disturbance, have been...
A CALL to sell alcohol from a coffee shop at a Pembrokeshire railway station, which recently a mass violence incident which led to 11 arrests and...
PLANS for new horse breeding sheds in north Pembrokeshire for “the longest continuously run Welsh pony stud in the world,” which is seeking to relocate to...
A CALL for a time extension for plans for housing on the site of a former “blot on the national park” seaside turkey farm has been...
PLANS to diversify a National Trust campsite on the Pembrokeshire coast, with seasonal siting for campervans and ‘landpods’ have been approved. In an application recommended for...
FURTHER discussion are to take place about where pupils from a Pembrokeshire school will go while its roof is rebuilt after failing when it was less...
A CALL to keep a holiday pod sited on a Pembrokeshire farm, as part of a wider holiday pod farm diversification over two areas which saw...
CALLS for permission to replace a decayed spiral staircase preventing access to the top of one of Pembrokeshire’s historic castles have been given the go-ahead. Trustees...
Strategy promises investment, skilled jobs and new supply chains, but major barriers remain over grid connections, planning and delivery THE...
COUNCILLORS WARNED RURAL COMMUNITIES WILL REMEMBER DECISION PEMBROKESHIRE councillors have voted to close Ysgol Clydau following an emotional debate over...
Questions remain over insurance, rebuilding costs and possible legal action by Diocese PEMBROKESHIRE councillors have voted to press ahead with...
A FATHER, son and daughter are preparing to help keep beachgoers safe on the Pembrokeshire coast this summer as part...
CENTURIES-OLD CEREMONY DRAWS FAMILIES TO THE RIVERSIDE HAVERFORDWEST’S historic Beating of the Bounds returned on Sunday (Jun 14), with boats,...
A YEAR 11 pupil at Milford Haven School has been praised after putting his first aid training into action to...
A CELEBRATION of the River Cleddau brought crowds into Haverfordwest on Saturday (June 13) as the town’s River Festival returned...
Russell Watson headlines spectacular charity concert at Pembroke Castle A SPECTACULAR evening of live music at Pembroke Castle has been...
Key post vacant since February as walker raises safety concerns over paths near Llanteg and Amroth PEMBROKESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL has...
Church says council could face judicial review over fire-hit school A BITTER row over the future of Manorbier Church in...