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FOLLOWING a recent Church in Wales legal threat against Pembrokeshire’s council over plans to remove church status from Cilgerran’s school, Wales Humanists has supported the council...
PLANS to upgrade a Pembrokeshire early learning centre so it will comply with fire safety regulations have been given the go-ahead. In an application to Pembrokeshire...
A FRESH call has been made for Crown Estate assets in Wales to be devolved to the country, a call backed by Pembrokeshire councillors last year,...
MORE THAN 100 development schemes in Pembrokeshire, amounting to more than 2,300 homes, are in limbo due to the ongoing Nitrogen Neutrality guidelines from Natural Resources...
A CALL to allow a Pembrokeshire holiday let, part of a 1979 conversion scheme, to be used as a home for a recently married couple has...
A PEMBROKESHIRE community council, which only has half its council seats filled, is calling for anyone interested in becoming a councillor to think about joining it....
A CALL to allow a Pembrokeshire seaside village pub to keep a beer garden created without planning permission nearly 20 years ago has been submitted to...
PLANS to convert a historic north Pembrokeshire former farm milk parlour and grain store, which is in danger of falling to ruin, to a home have...
A RETROSPECTIVE call to approve works at a north Pembrokeshire home, which includes a chicken run and solar panels, has been refused after concerns were raised...
A CALL to allow a Pembrokeshire farm to keep welfare facilities to care for rare breed breeding Tamworth pigs has been given the go-ahead. In an...
A FRESH call to allow the retrospective conversion of office space to a chocolate factory, a beauty salon and laundrette has been submitted after a previous...
PEMBROKESHIRE County Council has stressed it has not “requested or given direction” that Tenby’s much-loved Summer Spectacular should be cancelled after fears have been raised it...
THOUSANDS of people lined the streets and quayside in Cardigan on Saturday as the town marked 850 years since Lord...
A WATCHDOG has rated Dyfed-Powys Police only “Adequate” in its response to serious and organised crime, despite praise for the...
Coastguard helicopter spotted two casualties after light aircraft came down off west Wales coast TWO people were taken to hospital...
Three days of swimming, cycling and running begin with The Wales Swim at North Beach THOUSANDS of athletes and supporters...
PLAID CYMRU has renewed calls for the Crown Estate to be devolved to Wales after figures showed income linked to...
Paul Marr says children playing in streams at Pembrokeshire beaches deserve better protection from pollution risks REFORM UK MS Paul...
Reform UK amendment passes as West Wales hospital fears remain central political issue THE SENEDD has backed a call for...
VOLUNTEER coastguards across the UK are set to lose callout payments, prompting concern over the future resilience of emergency cover...
A WELSH carbon entrepreneur has warned that rural Wales risks being left behind in the national conversation about net zero....
Round Table says legal clarity over pedestrian access is still holding up event plan TENBY ROUND TABLE has welcomed Pembrokeshire...