A FOOD SUMMIT and support for an innovative piece of legislation to precision-breed plants and animals to boost food production is top of Conservative calls on...
ONE of Wales’ best-loved broadcasters has joined countryside campaigners in calling on the Welsh Government and Natural Resources Wales (NRW) to stop mass tree-planting on prime...
WALES’ largest agricultural show, which attracts around 100,000 visitors and competitors to the county town of Haverfordwest is back this year after a two-year Covid enforced...
A WELSH study has refocused attention on strategies for reducing ammonia emissions in the poultry sector, with farmers urged to adopt measures including good ventilation and...
PEMBROKESHIRE Agricultural Society’s Board of Trustees were delighted to receive an award from PAVS (Pembrokeshire Association of Voluntary Services) recently for their determination to hold the...
NFU Cymru’s judicial review of the Welsh Government’s decision to introduce new water quality regulations across the whole of Wales has been dismissed, following a judgment...
NEW HMRC figures have shown how the international red meat trade is making slow but steady progress since the Brexit and Covid impacts of the extraordinary January...
HCC Chief Executive Gwyn Howells addressed a Committee of Senedd Members last week. He delivered a stark warning about the challenges of finding the middle ground in future...
THE FUW repeated its concerns about the current Australia trade deal and its impacts on UK agriculture when giving evidence to the Welsh Senedd‘s Economy, Trade, and...
THE UK GOVERNMENT has made a U-turn in relation to the use of red diesel in ploughing matches, it has emerged. During a recent question-and-answer, HMRC...
Plaid Cymru politicians have expressed significant concerns regarding the impact the new trade deal stuck between the UK and New Zealand will have on Pembrokeshire farmers. ...
THIS year’s Federation of Welsh Grassland Societies over-all Milk Hygiene competition winners are JJ Peters & Son, Sunnyhill, Crundale, Haverfordwest, and this on their first time...
TENBY’S all-weather lifeboat was requested to launch at 1.40pm on Thursday 1st June, following a report of children in difficulty...
DRAGON LNG Group has told The Herald it is delighted to announce its charity of the year for the period...
Young people from Pembrokeshire’s secondary schools recently attended a special event designed to help them become Democracy Champions.These Democracy Champions...
ALTERATIONS to a bar in a seaside village’s conservation area, partly owned by a former county councillor, are expected to...
IN JULY 2022, the Senedd passed legislation to reduce the default speed limit from 30mph to 20mph on restricted roads...
A SCHEME to turn surplus public toilets to a takeaway ice cream parlour/coffee bar is expected to be refused by...
THE KATHLEEN ANN, embarked on its second call-out of the day at 3.55pm on Sunday, 28th May, following reports of...
IN A TRAGIC incident that has sent shockwaves through the Pembrokeshire community, a five-year-old girl, Alysia Salisbury, lost her life...
THE HERALD understands that in a heart-wrenching incident that unfolded last night, a young child lost their life in a...
A BUILDER who possessed two properties in Pembrokeshire has been found guilty of unlawfully receiving over £16,000 in benefits following...
