POLICE in Tenby will be using enforcement and engagement in a bid to curb future incidents of anti-social behaviour, they said on Monday (Apr 17) The...
THE CROWN COURT judge presiding over the James Oulton trial has issued a reporting restriction to the press, which local media says is a “draconian” measure...
PEMBROKE DOCK siblings, Harley and Maisie McNally, put on their walking shoes to raise £600 for the Wales Air Ambulance Charity. The kind-hearted brother and sister...
MID AND WEST WALES FIRE AND RESCUE SERVICE wish to thank six-year-old Mia, of Milford Haven, for her calm and quick thinking in alerting a neighbour...
TENBY was left with empty cans, broken bottles and fast food wrappers strewn everywhere, after over two hundred young people gathered to enjoy the weekend –...
A SECOND Kill the Bill protest took place in Haverfordwest on Saturday (Apr 17). One of the organisers told The Herald: “The new law will be...
A CONTROVERSIAL plan to develop part of Pembroke Dock’s Royal Dockyard comes before the County Council’s Planning Committee next week. Despite many objections from heritage organisations, Council planning...
A HAVERFORDWEST primary school teacher would “moan” while he touched his female pupils in a sexual way, a witness said in Swansea Crown Court. In total,...
A REPORT by Audit Wales into the departure of former CEO Ian Westley is very likely to contain criticism of senior council officers. In November 2020,...
A CROWN COURT has delayed the sentencing of a Narberth man who has admitted stealing from a local community organisation. Lee Squelch, 37, of Caerau Farm,...
A PENSIONER has been bailed to attend Swansea Crown Court by magistrates sitting in Haverfordwest Law Courts this week. Derek Lister, 72, of Marloes is accused...
A HAVERFORDWEST primary school teacher, accused of sexually assaulting his pupils was “very touchy-feely”, Swansea Crown Court heard on the second day of his trial. James...