WILDLIFE at Pembroke’s Mill Pond beauty spot may be being killed after being deliberately targeted by what appears to be catapult attacks, the town council has...
BYLAWS connected to restrictions on dogs on Pembrokeshire beaches are to come under the spotlight later this week in a series of questions to be heard...
A RETROSPECTIVE call for amendments to a previously granted building and slurry lagoon at a 700-herd Pembrokeshire dairy farm has been given the go-ahead by county...
Lee Bridges says senior vacancy should prompt a review of management costs as frontline services face financial pressure A MILFORD HAVEN town councillor has questioned whether...
A SECTION of a south Pembrokeshire seaside coastal path, closed once again after a landslide at the weekend, has now reopened. After a landslide on July 12,...
A CALL to replace a Pembrokeshire village school classroom that had reached the end of its life with a modern facility has been given the go-ahead...
PLANS to convert a former GP surgery in Pembrokeshire’s only city to a home and to build a holiday let in its grounds have been given...
WELSH financial, legal and technology businesses could gain improved access to the Swiss market under a major new trade agreement announced by the UK and Switzerland....
SCHOOL leaders in Wales could consider industrial action after the Welsh Government rejected an independent recommendation for teachers and headteachers to receive a 4.25% pay rise....
A CALL for Pembrokeshire to again push Welsh Government for a review of the contentious 182-day rule for self-catering holiday properties in order to avoid paying...
A CALL for an impartial investigation into the contentious closure of Manorbier school, along with an apology from a senior councillor in connection with that closure,...
Pembrokeshire MP says customers have already paid substantially more while the company’s environmental and operational performance has continued to fall HENRY TUFNELL has launched a blistering...