On Wednesday 4th March 2026, over 200 pupils from secondary schools and colleges across Pembrokeshire attended the inaugural PAS Agricultural Careers Day, a new initiative brought to life by Olwen Thomas and Sian Bushell. What began as an idea soon grew into a landmark event, giving young people the opportunity to discover the breadth of careers available within the agricultural and land-based industries. 

The Campaign group PARC Against DARC which was launched in 2024 in opposition to the proposed US military radar installation at Brawdy is calling for a ‘County wide response’ to the official consultation on DARC Radar. 

“Our plans to unleash Wales’ economy will breathe new life into communities like Port Talbot” – Rhun ap Iorwerth

Labour have rejected Plaid Cymru’s Senedd motion calling for the full devolution of rail infrastructure. Plaid Cymru has long called for the devolution of rail infrastructure to allow Wales to make decisions on investment in its own transport networks and to stop future scandals, such as HS2, to develop.

A memorial plinth will make its home in Kyiv to honour of Gareth Jones, the Welsh journalist from Barry who risked his life to expose the Holodomor famine which killed millions in Soviet Ukraine in the 1930s.

APPEAL | Officers in Pembrokeshire are investigating reports of Grievous Bodily Harm and Actual Bodily Harm at Sands Nightclub, Saundersfoot. The incident was reported to have taken place in the early hours of Sunday 8 February, 2026.

Last night, during the Ordinary Meeting of Narberth Town Council at Narberth Community Library, the Mayor of Narberth, Cllr. Charlie Meredydd, presented a Mayoral Commendation Award to Jack Pallas.

Welsh sisters and RNLI Beach Lifeguards Alice and Daisy Davies, and Indi and Freya Lynch, will be returning to the coast in 2026 ready to save lives at sea, as the charity celebrates its female team members this International Women’s Day (8 March 2026).

‘Wales can’t afford the cost of Reform’ - Plaid Cymru 
Liz Saville Roberts brands Reform as ‘Trump’s cheerleaders’ during Wales Questions.

Transport for Wales (TfW) has helped a record 75,339 passengers travel with confidence in 2024/25, people who may not have made the journey at all without the support of its Passenger Assist service. 

This summer, a series of special celebrations will mark 850 years since the first National Eisteddfod was held, providing an opportunity to celebrate Wales’s rich cultural heritage and encouraging more people to take part in Welsh language events.