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THE NUMBER of working farms looking to cash in on the boom in staycations has sky-rocketed, according to figures from Pitchup.com. Of the 2,000 campsites listed on Pitchup.com...
THE FUW has urged the incoming Welsh Government to develop bespoke, tailor-made policies that reflect global realities as well as Welsh economic, social, and environmental needs....
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,...
SEVERAL new trees have been planted on Riverside Avenue in Neyland. They were planted by Grandiflora, courtesy of the Town Council which recently pledged to plant...
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,...
ON the morning of April 15 1912, in the North Atlantic some 450-miles south of Newfoundland, the RMS Titanic slowly slid beneath the sea just two hours and...
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...
FREEPORT status for Pembroke Port could unlock a multitude of employment and economic opportunities for the local area. That’s the belief of Carmarthen West and South...
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...
