SPITTAL CHURCH in Wales Primary School Choir were in fine voice when they entertained guests attending the opening of the Victoria walled garden at Scolton Manor...
LIVE PERFORMANCES by a professional theatre company are aiming to save lives across west Wales – with the help of pupils from a primary school in Pembrokeshire. Gas distribution business...
PEMBROKESHIRE primary pupils took to the track last week for their annual athletics competition. Schools from across the county entered a record number of teams for the third Pembrokeshire Primary Schools Athletics event. Year...
ANGELA BURNS, AM, Shadow Minister for Education, has welcomed a plan to provide better Welsh Language provision in Wales’ primary schools. However, she has also called for a more joined up policy...
FOLLOWING an open competition, chaired by a Civil Service Commissioner, Philip Blaker has been named as the new head of Qualifications Wales. From September 2015 Qualifications Wales will be responsible for the regulation...
It’s been an eventful term at St Mary Immaculate’s RC school in Haverfordwest, so we caught up with them for the latest news. Talented clarinettist Melody Street from Mary Immaculate...
AS PART of the national Adult Learners Week celebrations, Pembrokeshire College hosted a NIACE Inspire! Awards ceremony to celebrate the achievements of adult learners from across Pembrokeshire. Held in the College’s Academy Restaurant,...
AFTER SUCCESSFULLY completing their visual merchandising unit, extended diploma in business students from Pembrokeshire College put their newly acquired skills to good use creating an eye-catching window display for the Paul Sartori charity shop...
LAST WEEK Coastlands School in St Ishmaels made another great effort in their work as an Eco and Sustainable School. Involving the whole community, from parents, pupils, friends, members of the...
UPILS from years 5 and 6 at Ysgol Cilgerran took part in an archaeology project last week to try to discover more about their village. Together with members of...
PUPILS AND STAFF at Lamphey Primary School, with the support of Sue Mathias Sustrans Officer, PCSOs Richard Mason and Dave Henry, enjoyed a scoot, walk or cycle to school event held last...
SEVENTEEN Year 7 pupils from Ysgol Bro Gwaun have taken part in a six week programme of activities at Sealyham Activity Centre. The pupils took part...
NINE Dyfed-Powys Police officers were assaulted in five incidents over the weekend, including a Special Constable who was bitten while...
A PLANNING application is causing controversy in south Pembrokeshire. Stepaside and Pleasant Valley Residents Group have said that they are...
ALTHOUGH the severe weather associated with Storm Dennis has passed, there is further wet and windy weather to come this...
NATURAL RESOURCES WALES is warning people to be alert as flood water causes disruption across Wales. Coastal areas in west...
THE FARMER behind the ‘farm of horrors’, Bramble Hall Farm, in Pembroke has been sent to prison following a sentencing...
DYFED-POWYS POLICE is investigating after a car window was smashed in Haverfordwest. The red Volkswagen Golf was parked in Castle...
AT ITS meeting on Monday this week, the Council’s Cabinet decided to recommend a Council Tax rise of 5% for...
OVER the last 12 months the Destination Pembrokeshire Partnership (DPP) – comprising Pembrokeshire Tourism, Pembrokeshire County Council, PLANED and the...
PEMBROKESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL has decided to sell Trecadwgan Farm by way of public auction. The Council’s decision has been made...
POLICE are appealing for witnesses to a robbery which took place in Narberth on Wednesday, February 5. A 17-year-old reported...
