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Latest Pembrokeshire News

Stub out the stress this No Smoking Day

Smokers are being urged to use this No Smoking Day, Wednesday 8 March 2023, to stub out the stress after research showed quitting can make you happier and be as good as antidepressants on symptoms of anxiety.

Union Hill road closure extended for urgent works

The urgent temporary road closure of Union Hill, Haverfordwest has been extended for further essential work to be carried out.
The road was closed on 24th February for urgent work to strengthen the structure and stability of the wall on Union Hill, which has been deemed a dangerous structure.

Live situation updates as snow falls across Pembrokeshire

Many people across Pembrokeshire have been waking up to snowfall this morning. 

From travel issues, to school closures, follow the latest situation updates via our live feed here. 

ARTISTS ON SHOW AT HAVERHUB - COLOURFUL CREATIVITY RAISES WINTER SPIRITS AND LIGHTS UP THE OLD POST OFFICE FOR THE COMMUNITY

"Haverhub is delighted to be showing the work of two extremely knowledgeable and sensitive Pembrokeshire based artists, whose strong individual styles are bringing colour, pattern and spontaneity to the walls of the former county post office (now community hub) in Quay Street, Haverfordwest. This uplifting range of work can be enjoyed 6 days a week until the end of March" explains art adviser Annabel Thomas.

St Dogmaels School premises evacuated

Pupils and staff at Ysgol Llandudoch in St Dogmaels are all safe and well, following an evacuation of the school premises this lunchtime due to a strong smell of gas in the area.

Public encouraged to get involved with Council Scrutiny process

Do you have a question or suggestion that you think needs a closer look? The overview and scrutiny system is an opportunity to get involved with the work of the Council.
Pembrokeshire County Council’s decision makers – the Cabinet – are held to account by five overview and scrutiny committees made up of cross-party councillors and in some cases members of the public.

Dragon LNG Group Limited is another step closer to their ambition of becoming a Net Zero LNG Terminal by 2029.

Essex man sentenced for courier fraud scam targeting Pembrokeshire pensioners

A man from Essex who picked up cash and gold earlier that day, a ‘courier’ arrived at their home to collect this third package. The total value of the gold collected on 16th November was £9,450.06.
Thereafter contact with “DCI Stewart” ceased and on 22nd November the victim had a sudden realisation they had been the victim of a fraud and reported it to Dyfed-Powys Police.

Jail term for breaching Court Order imposed after multiple animal welfare convictions

A Pembroke Dock man has been jailed for breaching a Court Order imposed after he was convicted of multiple animal welfare charges in a case brought by Pembrokeshire County Council

Sean Burns of Rose Hill Lodge, Bramble Hall, Ferry Lane, Pembroke Dock, appeared in Court on Thursday March 2nd and was sentenced to eight months in prison.

Lifetime of service to children and young people in Pembrokeshire celebrated

The incredible contribution one family has made to foster caring in Pembrokeshire over more than three decades was celebrated at County Hall recently.
A special thank you event was held for Alex Allison, and his late wife Dorothy, who have helped countless children and young people find their way in life by welcoming them into their home.

Big progress made on charity’s Oral History Project

Paul Sartori Foundations ‘Oral History Project’ hosted its latest community event at Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre and announced it has already completed 25 interviews. Not much is known about the man who inspired the charity, and the project aims to put that right by carrying out interviews with people who knew him more than 40 years ago.

Local Businesses Support Red Squirrels on Holy Island

Located two miles off Tenby, many people will recognise Caldey Island for its famous Cistercian Monks, Red Roof Monastery and of course it’s five miles of spectacular coast and woodland walks! But that is not all Caldey has to offer.

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