Latest Pembrokeshire News

Recently, 47 schools across Pembrokeshire participated in virtual workshops to create GIFs of popular places in Pembrokeshire. The project aimed to uncover the fascinating meanings behind our place names.

From local craft markets to artist-led workshops, bat walks and a planetarium session, residents and visitors can look forward to a delightful variety of ways to enjoy Britain’s only truly coastal National Park this summer.

Once the stronghold of kingmakers, knights of the realm and beautiful princesses, Carew Castle is poised for the return of its popular annual children’s takeover event this month.

Adult learners celebrated their exam success with Learning Pembrokeshire at its annual awards ceremony recently.

Like many town centres in the UK, Haverfordwest faces considerable challenges in the ways it can ensure that its economic and aesthetic vibrancy continues for future generations.

As the summer holidays start our beaches will be even busier but remember some restrictions on dogs are in place.

The annual summer Tenby park and ride service returns from this Saturday, July 20^th.

Pembrokeshire Music Service brought the ABC of Opera to Haverfordwest for school children to enjoy a special live performance recently.

Six weeks of free activities for young people are about to begin as the award-winning Under the Bridge project returns to Milford Waterfront this summer.

In February 2024 Valero Pembroke Refinery gave Sign and Share Club £1,000 to use on trips and events.  In May, 24 people visited Aberystwyth to see the Butterfly house and Cliff Railway and, in July, 20 members went to Aberglasney Gardens. 

It’s not every day the Torch Theatre is graced with the company of a living, breathing toad for one of its productions. But this July, as the Torch Youth Theatre performs Wind in the Willows, it’s only fitting that a Toad should make an appearance at the Torch Theatre Box Office for all to admire!