A COASTGUARD search, supported by two helicopters, is underway along the cliffs between Broad Haven South and Freshwater West.

The Tenby all-weather lifeboat was launched at approximately 5:00pm on Sunday (Nov 10) as rescue teams conducted operations. Emergency responders are focusing efforts between Broad Haven South and Freshwater West, areas known for rugged cliffs and unpredictable sea conditions.

Coast Guard units, in conjunction with lifeboat crews and helicopter support, are conducting an extensive search along the cliffs, where visibility remains a challenge. Authorities urge the public to avoid the area as search operations continue.

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ST. MARY’S Church in Carew Cheriton was the site of a heartfelt Remembrance service today, attended by members of the Cresselly and District Royal British Legion.

The service included readings and hymns to honour the fallen, followed by a procession to the war graves, where Derek Brock respectfully laid a poppy wreath. The congregation joined together in solemn prayers at the graveside, paying tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice.

MILFORD HAVEN’S residents gathered in a heartfelt tribute to honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice, with the annual Remembrance Service and Parade drawing a strong turnout at the town’s cenotaph. Organised by Milford Haven Town Council and the British Legion, the event brought together veterans, service personnel, local organisations, and residents in a powerful display of remembrance and community spirit.

The Milford Haven Town Band led the parade, playing hymns to mark the solemn occasion, with Chaplain Steve Traynor, Father Andrew, and Rev Nicola from St Katharine and St Peter’s Church leading the service. In a moving testament to the town’s dedication, a total of 85 wreaths were laid by various community organisations and individuals, from schools and youth groups to local services and community clubs.

Cllr Mark Woodward of Milford Haven Town Council expressed his gratitude: “Thank you to all the organisations and public who turned out for the Remembrance Service today. Milford has done us proud once again.”

Young people were at the heart of the commemorations, with Milford Haven School students, led by Head Prefects Chloe and Zak and Deputy Headteacher Mr John, taking part in the wreath-laying ceremony. The school highlighted the respect shown by pupils across all years during Remembrance assemblies, thanking staff and ambassadors for raising awareness and coordinating poppy sales throughout the week. “We are so proud of the pupils’ decorum and respect,” the school shared, adding, “Milford Haven School remembers.”

Milford Youth Matters volunteers, Logan, Charlie, Ruby, Ethan, Jacky, and Ollie, joined the commemorations, representing the youth with dignity. The group expressed their appreciation for all who attended and those who continue to serve. “Well done, you represented yourselves, MYM, and young people to the highest standard,” they said, extending their thanks to all uniformed groups and service personnel.

Local clubs, including Milford Haven RFC, also paid their respects, with committee members, coaches, and young players gathering at the cenotaph. A statement from the club read, “Lest We Forget,” underscoring the shared commitment of Milford Haven’s residents to remember those who sacrificed for future generations.

The Milford Haven community’s united presence at the Remembrance Service stands as a testament to the town’s enduring respect and gratitude for those who served.