CHANGES to planning law risk sidelining the voice of the public in decisions on significant new energy projects, Senedd Members warned. Plaid Cymru’s Luke Fletcher said...
NATIONAL museum chiefs expressed optimism despite one of the most difficult years in its history and “major flooding” of the gallery in Cardiff during recent storms....
NEW polling by StepChange Debt Charity reveals a worrying trend this festive season: more than one in four people (26%) in Wales are finding it difficult...
THE FESTIVE FRIENDS of Milford Haven School are back, bringing their Christmas magic to the community for a second year running. Following the success of last...
A CALL for Pembrokeshire County Council to spread a little festive cheer by not issuing any court summonses for non-payment of council tax as a way...
CALLS to improve the communication of road closures at a regularly flood-hit road at the entrance to Tenby are to be heard later this week. The...
AN APPLICATION to move Pembroke Dock’s police station from its “no longer fit for purpose” Water Street location to a former council building have been submitted...
A PUBLIC protection order, introduced in the centre of Haverfordwest to tackle antisocial behaviour more than two years ago has been a “waste of taxpayers’ money,”...
THE OLDER people’s commissioner for Wales called for funding to alleviate the impact of winter fuel payment cuts amid “extreme anxiety, anger and distress” over fuel...
THOUSANDS of homes across Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion, and Carmarthenshire remain without power as recovery efforts following Storm Darragh face significant challenges. Tree-cutting specialists are working around the...
THE WELSH GOVERNMENT has today (Dec 9) introduced a landmark Bill to address safety issues arising from Wales’s disused mining tips. The Disused Mine and Quarry...
A NARBERTH-BASED ladies’ choir is gearing up to headline a festive evening of music and cheer at the Regency Hall, Saundersfoot, on Friday, December 20. Serendipity...