A CALL for an update on a south Pembrokeshire school and the timeline for its rebuild more than two years after it was devastated by fire...
THE OLDER people’s commissioner for Wales called for funding to alleviate the impact of winter fuel payment cuts amid “extreme anxiety, anger and distress” over fuel...
THE WELSH GOVERNMENT has rejected a request from Pembrokeshire County Council to reconsider its 182-night rule on holiday letting. In a letter to the local authority...
THE COUNCIL says it has initiated emergency preparedness plans as the county braces for severe weather conditions this weekend. Additional staff are on standby to tackle...
CLWYD WEST Member of the Senedd (MS) Darren Millar has been elected unopposed as the new leader of the Welsh Conservative Group in the Senedd. Millar’s...
A PEMBROKESHIRE farm barn attraction, which gained a 3,500-strong petition of support after previously being refused by planning officers, is being given a “last chance saloon”...
A NORTH Pembrokeshire beach-side car park could be given to the local town council to use as a source of funding to keep its closure-threatened public...
PLANS for an estate of 91 houses, more than 40 per cent of them affordable, in a Pembrokeshire town have been backed despite concerns about road...
AROUND 18,000 people living with dementia in Wales do not have a diagnosis, leaving families struggling to cope without support and treatment, Senedd Members warned. Mabon...
THE WELSH GOVERNMENT must recognise its failure to provide sufficient support for Welsh local authorities to discharge their duties. So says Cllr Huw Murphy, the Leader...
THE SENEDD supported calls to end the human rights scandal of autistic people and those with a learning disability being inappropriately detained in hospitals. Hefin David...
RAISING tuition fees to £9,535 a year passes the cost of national insurance hikes to students and “won’t touch the sides” of a £100m shortfall, the...