Latest Pembrokeshire News

A Pembrokeshire public toilet block that was closed by the local authority as part of a cost-cutting exercise has been dealt a swift reprieve thanks to local businessman Nick Neumann.

Recycling collections in certain parts of Johnston are being put on hold today (Friday) as a result of what has been described as 'operational issues'.

One of Pembrokeshire's forgotten Atlantic rainforests is to be restored, thanks to the Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales.

Pathway Counselling Flying the Flag for Mental Health at Welshstock

Positive progress on South Quay regeneration requires car park closure

Public reminded to stay away from Ward’s Yard and Criterion Quay to due safety concerns 

One of Pembrokeshire’s most iconic and scenic beauty spots - the Cresswell Quay - could soon be designated as a Conservation Area following its backing by the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

Pembrokeshire's ocean farming has received a major boost this week.

A woman has been charged following the death of a baby in a collision outside Withybush General Hospital last year.

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The first phase of Pembrokeshire County Council’s Glasfryn housing development in St Davids is progressing well with the second phase also underway.