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...
A TARGET for ambulances to respond to the most urgent 999 calls in eight minutes could be changed after services missed the mark for more than...
SENEDD Members warned Wales failed to learn lessons from devastating floods in 2020, with serious shortcomings repeated as Storm Bert wrought havoc over the weekend. Delyth...
CONSERVATIVE Senedd Members warned “ill thought out and unnecessary” plans for a tourism tax will make people think twice about holidaying in Wales. Peter Fox raised...
CALLS to allow a 950-herd north Pembrokeshire dairy farm to keep a farm shed built without permission a decade ago are expected to be approved despite...
A PEMBROKESHIRE national park scheme to redevelop Newport Sands’ car park, with extra parking spaces, beach access ramps, and new public conveniences is expected to be...
BUDGET supermarket giant Lidl could be building a new store near a Pembrokeshire seaside town with the promise of 40 jobs, and is seeking the public’s...
DRAWING the courts into determining whether to disqualify dishonest politicians from the Senedd would be disproportionate and potentially dangerous, a committee heard. Azzurra Moores, policy lead...
PLANS for £2m plans for wheelchair accessible holiday lodges at the site of a Pembrokeshire deer park attraction have been resubmitted after they were previously withdrawn...
THE GOVERNMENT’S recently unveiled “Get Britain Working” plan, aimed at tackling unemployment with a £240 million investment, has sparked apprehension among small business owners who fear...
PEMBROKESHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL’S financial future is under scrutiny following an extremely critical report by Audit Wales, which warns of mounting risks due to the authority’s reliance...