A WOMAN from Roch appeared in Haverfordwest Magistrates Court on Tuesday to face a charge of drink driving. Melanie Frances Tester, aged 42, of Grassholm Close, pleaded guilty to the charge. Prosecuting,...
A STUNNING image has captured the International Space Station (ISS) streaking across the West Wales sky at 17,500mph, thanks to a photographer’s six-month labour of love. Rocketing across the star-strewn heavens...
MILFORD HAVEN welcomes Hollywood royalty for the next two weeks, in the form of a ship called the Earl of Pembroke. The recently refurbished schooner has taken time out of a...
Wales’s first community solar power is finally ready to go ahead. The scheme is brain child of Dan McCallum and Awel Amman Tawe. Three community buildings and a school will have...
FOOD HYGIENE ratings that were introduced by the Food Standards Agency (FSA), have now become commonplace as all food outlets have to comply with and display them. While the “scores...
Two white roses are symbols of success for Wales only Transition Cafe. The cafe on the corner of High Street and the Co-op car-park in Fishguard is nationally unique, it turns...
WHEN the County Council announced the closure of Narberth Pool in December 2010, the town was dismayed. Narberth has no sea or grand leisure centre nearby. Swimming pools are the easiest way...
CLR PAUL MILLER will be in the Globe public house in Fishguard on Thursday, June 19 talking to residents about elderly and adult social care. Working with UNISON Pembrokeshire, Cllr Miller...
WILLIAM POWELL AM, Welsh Liberal Democrat Spokesperson for National Parks, has welcomed the inclusion in the Queen’s Speech for a Bill to provide for the holding of local elections for a proportion...
REBECCA EVANS AM, Assembly Member for Mid and West Wales, has asked the Welsh Government to outline its approach to tackling parental emotional abuse and neglect following revelations by the NSPCC that...
