News
County coast stars in new BBC TV programme
The changing face of the stunning Pembrokeshire coastline will kick
off a new BBC Two series next month.
The Pembrokeshire Coast: A Wild Year will be broadcast on Friday 3 rd
July on BBC Two across the UK.
The series, narrated by Toby Jones, features the county’s world
famous coastline over a year of filming.
It documents the busy summer beaches (filmed long before Covid-19
restrictions which remain in place) the arrival of seal pups along the
countless sheltered coves and bays and the Atlantic storms that
follow.
The programme description says: “Twisting and turning along the
edge of the Atlantic, life on this ancient coastline is defined by the
rhythm and the power of the sea.”
The filming follows local fishermen heading out of Solva harbour, the
arrival of visitors from spring, the lifting of boats ahead of the
worsening weather and annual festivities and celebrations bringing
welcome light and warmth to the dark winter nights.
The one hour programme will be broadcast at 9pm on Friday 3 rd July
on BBC Two.
News
Bus overturns in major incident near Kidwelly
All passengers rescued as emergency services remain at scene
A BUS overturned on the A484 between Kidwelly and Ferryside on Tuesday (Jun 23), prompting a major emergency response and lengthy road closures.
The incident happened shortly after 12:20pm near the Kidwelly roundabout at Parc y Bocs.
Emergency services, including firefighters from Kidwelly, Carmarthen and Tumble, were sent to the scene following reports of a serious collision involving the bus.
Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service confirmed that all passengers were safely removed from the vehicle.
A spokesperson said: “All passengers have been safely removed from the bus and are receiving appropriate care.”
A rest centre has been established at the John Burns Centre in Kidwelly, where welfare arrangements are being made for those involved.
The scale of the incident led Dyfed-Powys Police to declare a major incident earlier in the day, with officers urging members of the public to avoid the area.
The A484 remains closed between the Kidwelly roundabout at Parc y Bocs and Llandyfaelog while emergency services continue their response and carry out investigations into the cause of the crash.
Police, ambulance and fire crews remain at the scene.
Motorists are being advised to find alternative routes and are warned that the road is expected to remain closed for a considerable time.
Emergency services have also issued advice for drivers caught in congestion during the hot weather, urging people to stay hydrated, keep vehicles ventilated and never leave children, vulnerable adults or pets inside parked vehicles.
The cause of the incident has not yet been confirmed.
The Herald will provide further updates as more information becomes available.
News
Major incident declared after bus crash in Carmarthenshire
Emergency services at scene as A484 closed near Parc y Bocs
A MAJOR incident has been declared in Kidwelly following a collision involving a bus.
Dyfed-Powys Police said officers were dealing with the incident on the A484 near the Kidwelly roundabout at Parc y Bocs.
The road has been closed between the Kidwelly roundabout and Llandyfaelog, and motorists are being urged to find alternative routes.
Emergency services are at the scene, and members of the public have been asked to stay away from the area until further notice.
A Dyfed-Powys Police spokesperson said: “Officers are dealing with a major incident in Kidwelly, following a report of a collision involving a bus on the A484 near the Kidwelly roundabout.
“The road is closed between the Kidwelly roundabout at Parc y Bocs and Llandyfaelog, and motorists are asked to find alternative routes.
“Emergency services are on scene and members of the public are asked to stay away from the area until further notice.”
More information is expected to follow.
Community
New town map unveiled in Fishguard
A NEW town map has been installed in the heart of Fishguard to help residents and visitors discover more of what the area has to offer.
The map, created by Visit Fishguard & Goodwick’s in-house graphic designer, has been placed on the Abergwaun Hotel tunnel, near Offshore Surfwear’s new shop.
The group said it was “incredibly proud” of the finished result and thanked the building owner for allowing the map to be installed on the premises.
Visit Fishguard & Goodwick is now hoping to create a similar map for Goodwick and is asking for help from a centrally located building owner who may be willing to host it.
Anyone who can help, or knows of a suitable location, is being asked to get in touch with Visit Fishguard & Goodwick.
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