• Welsh Water hosts conference to share understanding of support available for the most vulnerable in our communities as we enter challenging times for households
• Event attended by representatives from local government, utility and advice sectors, all working with vulnerable households and committed to sharing good practice
• Company’s ‘Here to Help’ campaign helps more than 25k customers

Dyfed-Powys Police is investigating a burglary that occurred sometime between 2:00pm and 11:00pm on Tuesday, 15th March, at a property in Conway Drive, Milford Haven. Approximately £5000 cash was taken from the property.

A DRINK-DRIVER has been handed another road ban after being caught driving under the influence for the fourth time since 2004.

Thirty trees infected with the highly destructive disease, Ash dieback, are to be removed from the front of Withybush Hospital, in Pembrokeshire, due to the risk to public safety.

As the World Health Organisation declares a “humanitarian crisis” in Ukraine, many citizens are living without access to food, drinking water and essential supplies. Welsh Water, the first and still the only not-for-profit water company in England and Wales, is sending 55,200 litres of bottled water to the country.

The children of The Jen Biddle Children’s Theatre Company are so excited for their first performance in front of a live audience in 2 years, (since the pandemic began). ‘Don’t Stop Believin’ will be staged at the end of this month, the Seniors & Juniors will join together to create a wonderful Production.

The windy weather didn’t put visitors off coming along to Llys y Frân’s Spring Fair over the weekend. Over 1,000 visitors enjoyed browsing the twenty craft, art, jewellery, food, clothing, and home décor stalls.

“I am anxious and scared of what our living costs will be in the coming months. I’m unable to sleep and worried about surviving” (unpaid carer, February 2022)

Over half (51%) of unpaid carers in Wales are currently unable to manage their monthly expenses, latest research by Carers UK has revealed.

Hundreds of people winged their way to sunny St Davids on 5 March, where the streets were filled with music, marching and merriment for the 2022 Dragon Parade.

This month is the launch of Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service’s Spring Safety campaign.