Latest Pembrokeshire News

Pembrokeshire Hospice at Shalom House supports the people of Pembrokeshire, providing holistic, accessible, personalised care for those who have been diagnosed with cancer and other life limiting illnesses, such as MND, Parkinson’s and COPD.

Following the successful music festivals of 2022 and 2023, Gwyl Fel 'Na Mai 2024 will be held for the third time this year on Saturday May 4th, once again at the Frenni Transport site in Parc Gwynfryn, Crymych, through the kindness and support of Matthew Parry.

 Buses will replace trains at all stops between Carmarthen and Milford Haven/Fishguard Harbour on the West Wales lines from Saturday to Tuesday 27-30 April inclusive.

The Welsh Network of Healthy School Schemes National Quality Award has been presented to Templeton CP School.

On Wednesday, April 24th Valero Pembroke Refinery’s football team will be travelling to the Bridge Meadow, Haverfordwest to take on Haverfordwest County in a match that is sure to test their players to their limits.

A group of young people from Ysgol Greenhill have been working with youth workers in school on numerous projects this past year.

Hywel Dda University Health Board is working together with St David’s Surgery in North Pembrokeshire to ensure that GP services will continue to be provided in the area following the resignation of the surgery’s General Medical Services Contract.

Ahead of Blossom Week (20-28 April), National Trust Cymru reveal the best gardens to see and celebrate the seasonal spectacle of nature’s confetti.

Hywel Dda Health Charities, the official charity of Hywel Dda University Health Board, is inviting people in Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire to host their own NHS Big Tea on Friday 5th July, the health service’s 76th birthday.

New sensory-friendly sessions at a popular castle tearoom will enable visitors with additional needs to enjoy a welcoming and accommodating environment tailored to their specific requirements.

Many people locked in poverty or those who find themselves in times of crisis often experience restricted options. This leaves them caught between being able to heat their home, pay their rent, buy food or keep clean. Hygiene poverty can be shaming, humiliating, and excluding and can result in social isolation.

The Welsh Government is investing £23.4 million in south west Wales to improve public transport and encourage economic growth, the Cabinet Secretary for North Wales and Transport, Ken Skates has said.