BREXIT could have British farmers reap the benefits of international trade thanks to a leading British product, National Farmers Union...
AN ACCOMPLISHED young farmer from the Ceiriog valley is starring in a nation-wide campaign promoting PGI Welsh Lamb and Welsh...
IT’s that time of year again when we start thinking about Single Application Forms (SAF). The application window opens on...
FURTHER to the Leader’s announcement at the Cabinet meeting of Pembrokeshire County Council on Monday, 9th March, the Authority’s Leader, Councillor David Simpson, has provided a...
THE PORTRAIT of rapist ex-mayor Dai Boswell will not be put back on the wall at Pembroke Town Hall following a decision by councillors. A new...
A SOCIAL care leader is urging people not to not to visit relatives living in care homes in Pembrokeshire unless it’s “absolutely essential” so they can...
SCHOOLS will remain open as Wales moves into the “delay” phase in containing the coronavirus, the Welsh Government has announced. The advice will change from Friday...
A WOMAN has been injured after falling from a cliff in Tenby. The coastguard said it was called to Castle Beach just after midday on Thursday...
MID and West Wales Member of the Senedd Eluned Morgan has welcomed clarification on how businesses affected by flooding in Pembrokeshire will be able to access...
FLOOD warnings have been issued for the tidal areas at Amroth, Newgale and Lower Town Fishguard for the high tide this evening (Wednesday, 11th March) and...
PEMBROKESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL is appealing for information after a series of fly-tipping incidents in Pembroke Dock. Residents living in Commercial Row are opening their front doors...
THE FIRST two cases of coronavirus have been found in Carmarthenshire, the Welsh Government announced on Tuesday (Mar 10). The two patients in the Carmarthenshire local...
Ancient Connections, a three-year arts, heritage and tourism project linking North Pembrokeshire and North Wexford is looking for Welsh and Irish artists and community members to...
