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A CALL for St Davids to take over the responsibility of a public toilet in the city has been given the go-ahead by senior councillors. St...
PLANS for a bungalow behind a Pembrokeshire village shop have been refused by the county council, in part due to concerns about foul waste disposal and...
A CONTRACT of more than £0.5m has been awarded for urgent repairs to a Pembrokeshire seaside school where more than 700 building defects were found. A...
WORKS to improve the appearance of a prominent Tenby hotel which overlooks both Caldey Island and St Catherine’s Island have been backed by the national park....
PLANS to build a new slurry lagoon at a 650-dairy herd Pembrokeshire farm have been given the go-ahead. In an application to Pembrokeshire County Council, Richard...
PREVIOUSLY refused plans to convert an upstairs storage area for a gym on the site of a former Pembrokeshire town centre church to a flat have been given...
WORKS have started on the demolition of the “eyesore” site of the fire-ravaged former Cleddau Bridge Hotel, Pembroke Dock, which will see 35 affordable homes built...
A PUBLIC consultation has been launched on the first phase of a potential inland realignment of a Pembrokeshire seaside road which has been hit by heavy...
PLANS for a development of 76 homes in a Pembrokeshire seaside village have formally been submitted to the national park. In an application to Pembrokeshire Coast...
AMENDMENTS to a previously granted scheme for a south Pembrokeshire solar farm by using higher specification panels which would actually see less land covered have been...
A SCHEME for a rural Pembrokeshire One Planet Development, which would eventually include a charcuterie business using meats from a rare breed ‘flerd’ and a ‘natural...
A WEST WALES mother’s poignant call for a permanent Pembrokeshire memorial – and sanctuary – in memory of her late daughter has been backed by county planners....
Thousands of children now waiting for assessments as paediatricians warn of crisis in community care THE NUMBER of children waiting...
Farmers targeted as organised thefts cost £2.8m in 2024 THE COST of rural crime in Wales rose by 18% last...
No reports of Pembrokeshire detentions as international participants face violence and deportation ACTIVISTS from Pembrokeshire taking part in the Global...
Tourism and hospitality generate more than any single energy customer, marking a historic economic shift for the UK’s leading energy...
Campaigners walk 30 miles through the Sinai desert to demand humanitarian access to Gaza ACTIVISTS from West Wales are among...
A DEEP space radar facility planned for the former RAF Brawdy base in Pembrokeshire could be scrapped or delayed as...
Tories accuse Labour of rewriting history, Lib Dems say Wales ‘gets the scraps’, and unions urge caution LABOUR’S headline £445...
PEMBROKE ROAD in Pembroke was completely closed this afternoon (Tuesday, June 10) following a serious road traffic collision near Ysgol...
A RETROSPECTIVE scheme for an outside dining area on a listed building in the most prominent street in Milford Haven’s...
Reform leader eyes Senedd victory as critics blast ‘fantasy economics’ NIGEL FARAGE visited Port Talbot on Monday (June 10), promising...