REPRESENTATIVES of Tata steel faced a grilling by MSs over plans to cut up to 2,800 jobs. Paul Davies, who chairs the Senedd’s economy committee, asked...
PLANS to introduce automatic voter registration in Wales moved a step closer as proposed legislation cleared its first hurdle in the Senedd. Mick Antoniw said the...
BEREAVED families have described a Senedd Covid-19 committee as “not fit for any purpose” amid concerns about duplication and a lack of engagement. The Wales Covid-19...
STEPHEN CRABB MP challenged Barclays Bank senior management about their decision to close the bank branch in Haverfordwest– a move that will see Barclays not only...
A PEMBROKESHIRE school, praised for its pupils’ mobile phone policy, will come under scrutiny by Pembrokeshire councillors following a recent visit. Pembrokeshire County Council’s schools &...
Plans to retain a commercial canoe launching and landing area on the River Teifi, in use without planning permission since 2010, have been approved. Mr Moore,...
A CLOSED south Pembrokeshire inn could become the latest community pub in the county, following in the footsteps of similar hostelries in the north. The Parsonage...
A call to end parking charges at Haverfordwest’s County Hall is expected to be turned down senior councillors. Members of Pembrokeshire County Council’s Cabinet, meeting on...
JOSHUA DAVIES, a 29-year-old resident of St Peters Road, has been acquitted of cannabis possession charges after purchasing CBD products. The case, which had been scheduled...
RECORD numbers of solar panels and heat pumps were installed in Welsh homes and businesses last year. 2023 saw more than double the amount of certified...
LOCAL politicians are calling for action to tackle the problem of vandalism and antisocial behaviour at Haverfordwest train station. In a meeting at the station on...
AT TUESDAY’s session at the Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire Magistrates’ Court, a local resident, Jane Phillips, of Bath House Road, Cardigan, found herself on the wrong side...