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Traders, lights and family entertainment to kick off Pembrokeshire’s Christmas season THE FESTIVE spirit is coming to life in Milford Haven with markets, lights and family...
A WELL-KNOWN family-run village shop in North Pembrokeshire has been put up for sale after more than half a century of ownership. Letterston Village Stores has...
A WELL-INTENTIONED policy to restrict profits in children’s care in Wales has backfired, allowing remaining providers to “make hay” and double their costs, a committee has...
TOURISM bosses have warned businesses are being “bled dry” by red tape amid fears new licensing rules will drive small family-owned operators out of the market....
Six-day SIA course includes emergency first aid and unlimited resits A LEADING security training provider is bringing its latest SIA Door Supervisor course to Pembroke next...
A CALL to keep a Pembrokeshire dog training school which has won medals for Wales in international dog agility events has been approved by county planners....
Amendments to an expansion of a south Pembrokeshire holiday park, previously approved despite an officer recommendation of refusal, have been given the go-ahead. In an application...
Report highlights jobs, training and community support across the country AMAZON has revealed it has invested more than £2.4 billion in Wales since 2010, according to...
DEMOLITION works for a multi-million-pound scheme to redevelop a derelict Pembrokeshire motel, described as “one of the last true blots on our county’s landscape” have started....
TOURISM leaders have urged Wales not to follow Scotland’s lead by replicating a “failed” licensing scheme that has “harmed” the industry and created a “thriving black...
Union accuses company of ‘refusing to pay monies owed’ – First Cymru says negotiations are ongoing INDUSTRIAL tensions at First Cymru have intensified as hundreds of...
A SCHEME for 50 homes in a Pembrokeshire town, which was put on hold temporarily last month, has been refused despite a call for it to...
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...
PEMBROKESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL has accepted an insurance settlement which leaves it with just £63,777.07 after the catastrophic fire which destroyed...