A CALL to end the ‘fad’ of permanent ‘school dogs’ in Pembrokeshire for their benefit and the befit of the schools, instead using visiting ‘therapy dogs’...
PLANS for an estate of 91 houses, more than 40 per cent of them affordable, in a Pembrokeshire town described as one of the best places...
PLANS to build 35 affordable homes on the fire-ravaged site of the former Cleddau Bridge Hotel, Pembroke Dock are expected to be approved next week. In...
WELSH Rugby Union chiefs admitted the governing body still has a long way to go after an independent review unveiled a “toxic” culture of bullying and...
PEMBROKESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL is inviting applications for a citizen to serve as a Lay Member on its Governance and Audit Committee. This vital role contributes to...
SENEDD Members criticised the Welsh Government’s new “light-touch” approach to oversight after a feud involving senior museum managers cost taxpayers more than £750,000. Mark Isherwood raised...
A SENEDD Member called for reform of the way the Welsh Parliament handles backbench legislation after pulling a mental health bill that received cross-party support. James...
ENTREPRENEURS have been bullied and forced to hand over control of their businesses after approaching the Development Bank of Wales for financial support, the Senedd heard....
HENRY TUFNELL MP will vote in favour of Kim Leadbetter MP’s Private Member’s Bill on the emotive subject of legalising assisted dying. Under the Bill, terminally...
A PUBLIC consultation on Pembrokeshire’s budget for the next financial year is being launched, with fears of increased council tax levels to balance the books. Speaking...
ST DAVID’ recycling centre could close or centres across the county see a reduction in hours to “share the pain” of a £70,000 cost reduction in...
COUNCIL tax in Pembrokeshire could have to increase by nearly 16 per cent next year to balance the council’s books in “the most challenging financial situation...