Welsh Conservative candidates for Ceredigion Penfro, Paul Davies and Samuel Kurtz have called for greater support for pubs and the wider hospitality sector following a visit to The Ship Aground in Dinas Cross.

The experienced Fishguard RNLI volunteer stepped down from their position, having celebrated their birthday earlier this year and reached the retirement age for their role.

Tenby Golf Club has raised more than £50,000 for Welsh charities in recent seasons, thanks to the generosity, time and commitment of its members, supported by staff, visitors, local businesses and sponsors.

Narberth & Whitland Rotary were delighted to present Bloomfield Nursery in Narberth with a new dishwasher.

Foster Wales Pembrokeshire is committed to building better futures for local children, ensuring they can remain in their communities with the support of dedicated foster families.

‘There’s Nothing Like a Dame’ as Oscar Hammerstein II and Richard Rodgers’s 1958 film echoes and there’s nothing like our very own Pembrokeshire Dame, Lloyd Grayshon. Lloyd has been invited back to the Torch Theatre for this year’s pantomime, Puss in Boots, with a Wild West theme this December.

Paul Davies and   Samuel   Kurtz  have pledged to stand up for the countryside amid growing concern over proposals for large scale wind turbines, solar developments and electricity pylons across rural Wales.

The Varifolkals is a five piece folk band from the Pembroke and Pembroke Dock areas. They are Davy (guitar/vocals), Mike (melodeon/vocals), Barney (violin/vocals), Sian (violin/vocals) and Dave (double bass).

The BB Skone Show @7pm on Sunday 12th April will be another bumper bonanza!