PEMBROKESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL have issued a reminder today that the Tenby summer pedestrianisation scheme starts on Monday, July 1st to Friday, September 13th.
The Walled Town is pedestrianised and traffic movements restricted between 11am and 5.30pm each day.
The council said: “Drivers are kindly requested to plan their journeys in advance to keep the Walled Town a traffic free zone during these times.”

IN the heart of Pembroke, a remarkable initiative called “Bespoke Individuals” has been making waves as a vibrant social and support group. This inclusive gathering is designed for adults with spinal cord injuries and mobility challenges, offering a welcoming environment for individuals and their carers.

Meeting every Tuesday at the Tanyard, the group opens its doors to adults aged 18 and over, providing a space where members can engage in various activities ranging from games and sports to arts, crafts, and even wheelchair boxing. With a keen focus on reducing social isolation, Bespoke Individuals has become a cornerstone for many seeking connection and camaraderie.

During the summer, the group expands its repertoire with barbecues and outings, further enhancing the community spirit. The sessions run from 1:45 PM to 3:45 PM, fostering an ever-growing membership that thrives on mutual support and shared experiences.

For more information, interested individuals can contact the group via phone at 07436 877 685 or email at [email protected]. With a strong presence on social media, Bespoke Individuals continues to build friendships and reduce barriers, proving that support and socialisation are crucial elements of well-being.

For further details, visit their website at www.bespokeindividuals.co.uk.

ON SATURDAY June 29 the community gathered outside the Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre to celebrate Armed Forces Day, honouring the service and dedication of military personnel. The event featured historical military vehicles and reenactors in authentic uniforms, capturing the spirit of the past.

The Milford Haven Sea Cadets were in attendance, joining veterans and other participants in showcasing their pride. The cadets displayed impressive skills, reinforcing the event’s focus on teamwork and dedication.

The Mayor of Pembroke Dock delivered a heartfelt speech, highlighting the significance of the day and expressing the community’s gratitude for the Armed Forces’ contributions. The ceremony included a presentation of colours, adding to the sense of tradition and respect.

In addition, a smaller event took place at the Royal British Legion in Milford Haven, which was also well attended. This gathering further emphasised the community’s support for the military.

Armed Forces Day in Pembroke Dock and Milford Haven was a memorable occasion, fostering a strong sense of community and appreciation for those who serve.

Pictures by Martin Cavaney