SCHOOL transport services in Carmarthenshire faced significant disruption on Wednesday (Jan 3) after icy conditions and a lack of gritting on key routes caused delays and...
A FORMER oil refinery worker has been sentenced after attempting to headbutt a police officer and urinating in both a police van and a holding cell....
SHADOW MINISTER for Economy and Energy and Senedd Member for Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire, Samuel Kurtz, has commended Pembrokeshire’s ports and ferry operators in the Senedd...
SEAFOOD restaurants and takeaways have an exciting opportunity to attract and engage customers by highlighting the numerous health benefits of their dishes. That’s the message from...
AS WELSH farming families consider the implications of the UK government’s plan to limit 100% agricultural and business relief for inheritance tax (IHT) to the first...
THE WELSH GOVERNMENT’S childcare scheme has been criticised by a local politician failing to help vulnerable parents. Speaking in the Senedd on Tuesday, Mid and West...
DOZENS of girls have enjoyed the opportunity to try a series of different sports thanks to a Sport Pembrokeshire event and local community clubs. The Us...
THE FUTURE of Cardigan’s well-used and much-loved Memorial Pool remains uncertain, with Ceredigion County Council unable to guarantee its inclusion in the proposed new wellbeing centre...
THE LIBERAL DEMOCRATS have renewed calls for the Crown Estate to be devolved to Wales during a debate on the Crown Estate Bill in the House...
TRAFFIC was disrupted yesterday (Jan 7) after multiple loose horses were spotted on Lower Lamphey Road, Pembroke. Motorists and pedestrians were urged to approach the area...