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A CALL to look at alternative ways of delivering Pembrokeshire’s crematorium services, which included the potential option of them being privately run, will not be preceded...
RENEWING trust in the government and constitutional reform are key priorities for Wales’ new minister for government effectiveness. Dafydd Trystan Davies, who was appointed to the...
A Pembrokeshire sports club, which was recently refused permission by the council to keep advertising signs which support its activities, is looking to fight that decision....
CONCERNS over the future of skilled industrial jobs in Pembrokeshire have been raised following a meeting between two Senedd Members and Valero. Claire Archibald MS and...
PAUL DAVIES MS has called on the Welsh Government to set out whether it will consider introducing a national screening programme for prostate cancer in Wales....
Union says Welsh Government has funded repairs, meals and swimming lessons but failed to address one of the biggest pressures facing schools SCHOOL leaders have welcomed...
Opposition says Supplementary Budget fails businesses, farmers and schools THE WELSH Conservatives have accused Plaid Cymru of setting the wrong priorities in its Supplementary Budget, claiming...
CHURCH education in Pembrokeshire, the birthplace of Wales’s Patron Saint, is under threat from a series of actions by the council which could amount to religious discrimination, the...
AMENDED plans for a rural mid Pembrokeshire slurry lagoon have been given the go-ahead after an initial scheme was altered due to the presence of mine...
RHUN AP IORWERTH fielded questions on further devolution, budget decisions, and misinformation, at this week’s First Minister’s Questions. Mr ap Iorwerth also answered questions on defence...
The Greater Manchester mayor has spent years outside Westminster, but Starmer’s resignation has placed him on the brink of Number 10 ANDY BURNHAM has spent years...
Samuel Kurtz says public frustration has grown after two years of Labour controversies and policy decisions FORMER West Wales MS Samuel Kurtz has said Sir Keir...
Defence says there was no motive or intention to kill as judge reviews competing accounts of classroom knife incident SPECIAL...
Former Greater Manchester mayor promises an ‘unashamedly Labour’ government after completing extraordinary return to Westminster ANDY BURNHAM has been formally...
Police appeal for witnesses and footage after fatal crash on B4313 at Redstone A MOTORCYCLIST has died following a collision...
Governors welcome decision but maintain original plans were based on outdated information STEPASIDE Community Primary School will remain open after...
Magistrates heard Robert Hedley put an opposing player in a headlock before gouging at his eyes during a match in...
Round Table says it was willing to make major safety changes but could not secure the access controls needed to...
Wildlife Crime Officers are investigating after the town council said around five animals showed signs of deliberate injury WILDLIFE found...
Independent shop owner said rising costs meant businesses could not afford to absorb losses caused by theft A NARBERTH retailer...
Defendant accepts teacher was terrified and that a knife wound to the head could kill, but denies deliberately attacking her...
Councillor alleges misleading figures, inadequate insurance and poor treatment of staff CALLS for an independent investigation into the controversial closure...