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PLANS for a series of decorative mosaics as part of a community art project at Pembrokeshire’s only city hall have been approved. In an application to...
AN APPEAL against a refusal of a call to convert an ‘unviable’ former Pembrokeshire village pub to a house has been dismissed. In a partly retrospective...
A CONDITION restricting a rural Pembrokeshire home to agricultural workers-only has been removed after its occupants lived in breach of that for some two decades. In...
44 CANDIDATES are fighting for your vote in Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion in the forthcoming Senedd elections. For the May 7 elections, Wales will have 16 constituencies...
PLAN for a gymnasium and café occupying the majority of Pembroke Dock’s ferry terminal building have been submitted. In an application to Pembrokeshire County Council, Lee...
A CALL for an all-weather horse-riding arena and self-catering ‘pods’ near Pembrokeshire’s historic Lamphey Bishop’s Palace & Lamphey Court has been refused. In an application to...
A CALL for a storage container for a “well-established and valued” Pembrokeshire children’s nursery in a nearby cemetery has been refused by county planners. In an...
PLANS for a housing development on the edge of Pembroke Dock have been turned down in part due to the ongoing issue of nitrates guidance which...
PLANS to turn Tenby’s former Poundland and Royal Playhouse cinema to a retro computer gaming lounge have been approved by the national park. Following a takeover...
A CALL for a 60-foot-long shed and stables at the proposed home of a gypsy traveller family near a Pembrokeshire village has been refused by planners....
PLANS for three solar-powered parking meters at National Trust south Pembrokeshire beauty spots have been given the go-ahead by the national park. In an application to...
A FORMER Pembrokeshire county councillor who owns many hostelries in the county has submitted plans to the national park to rejuvenate a “tired” seaside pub. In...
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...