Low-income households in Pembrokeshire that rely on heating oil or liquid petroleum gas could receive additional support with their energy bills through a new scheme.

A sapling grown from the original Sycamore Gap tree was planted at Carew Castle on Thursday 2 April, as the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park joined the 14 other UK National Parks in giving new life to one of the country’s most powerful natural symbols.

Welsh Labour Member of the Senedd Eluned Morgan has welcomed the news that low-income households in Pembrokeshire that rely on heating oil or liquid petroleum gas (LPG) could be entitled to new help with energy costs.

The Port of Milford Haven has continued its commitment to youth development across Pembrokeshire, renewing its Gold Associate Supporter sponsorship of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award (DofE) programme during its landmark 70th anniversary year.

Simnel Cake is perfect for Easter. Not as rich as a heavy fruit cake and the added marzipan layer is an extra treat! – get your little ones to roll out the marzipan balls whilst telling them the story behind why there is only 11.

Access to GP services at Argyle Medical Group Surgery must be made a top priority for the next Senedd, Samuel Kurtz MS has said, following extensive engagement with patients, healthcare professionals and local residents.

A paw-some new service for Pembrokeshire dog owners!

A mental health support organisation founded as a result of a family tragedy has received the honour of a King’s Award for Voluntary Service.

As Amy Nicholass, Lead Candidate for the Green Party in Ceredigion Penfro, travels round the two counties, she encounters lots of young people. Amy is a good listener. She has noticed real anxiety among young people.

Local politicians are calling on Hywel Dda University Health Board to commit firmly to delivering a new integrated health and well-being centre for Fishguard and north Pembrokeshire - and to set out a clear timetable for making it happen.

From today, 1 April 2026, NHS Wales will be implementing changes to the way concerns are investigated across Wales.  

Responding to the Prime Minister’s update on the Iran war, Plaid Cymru Westminster Leader, Liz Saville Roberts MP said: “Today’s update from Keir Starmer will offer little comfort to families and businesses across Wales who are already paying the price of rising energy costs. For many, this crisis is not on the horizon. It is already here.