WHEN I was studying law at university, constitutional law lectures were easily the most boring part of the course. Dry cases. Ancient statutes. Endless discussion about...
STUDENTS from Ysgol Greenhill in Tenby have taken part in the FIRST Tech Challenge UK & Ireland competition, showcasing their engineering and computing skills at a national robotics event....
CONSULTATION DRAWS JUST 25 RESIDENTS AS RUNNING COST ESTIMATES VARY BY TENS OF THOUSANDS THE PROPOSED transfer of Fishguard Town Hall to the town council has...
THE PORT OF MILFORD HAVEN joined students from schools across Pembrokeshire for a careers event aimed at inspiring the next generation of workers in the region....
THE UK DEPUTY Prime Minister Angela Rayner visited Cardiff on Friday (Mar 13) alongside Justice Secretary David Lammy as part of a visit focused on community safety, probation services and...
Licensing authority declines to comment as police confirm attendance at Carmarthenshire rescue centre AN INVESTIGATION is underway following a visit by licensing inspectors to the premises...
A PEMBROKESHIRE heating oil supplier has been praised by a local customer after choosing to honour its original prices despite a sharp rise in fuel costs....
WELSH Labour leader Eluned Morgan has pledged to expand the Welsh Government’s Young Person’s Guarantee, promising broader careers support and training opportunities for teenagers if the...
LEGAL action against a landowner, who repeatedly failed to comply with an enforcement notice served back in 2023, has been backed by Pembrokeshire’s national park. Members...
PLANS for a B&Q ‘click and collect’ pod at a Pembrokeshire supermarket, to save customers having a make a round trip of nearly 60 miles to...