A routine training night for volunteers quickly took a turn when arriving for an exercise became a launch to rescue two children.

Coming up on Healthy Minds, Better Lives at 9pm tonight, Thursday 12th February, we have an exciting guest...

Tracy Hill from the Cats Pyjamas - facilitator of Storytelling Events & Workshops!

Two Pembrokeshire County Council apprentices are celebrating their successes this Apprenticeship Week – with one promotion and one national award secured.

Richard Knight, aged 73, of Pendine, Carmarthenshire, has been jailed for three years and nine months after he admitted to abducting a teenage girl, making indecent images of children, and being concerned the supply of drugs.

Pembrokeshire’s Children and Young People’s Rights Office (CYPRO) is proud to announce the launch of a new mental and emotional health, and well-being resource for schools.

Billy Shaw elected as Councillor for Fishguard North East becoming the third Plaid Cymru representative on Pembrokeshire County Council.

This National Apprenticeship Week Network Rail are showcasing how the railway can open the door to rewarding, lifelong careers.

The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority has launched a new project to uncover and protect the historic place names of the National Park – from forgotten fields to little-known lanes.

Decisions will be made on the nine clinical services included in the Clinical Services Plan at Hywel Dda University Heath Board’s Extraordinary meeting of the Board on 18 and 19 February 2026.

Pupils in years 7-11 at Ysgol Harri Tudur in Pembrokeshire took part in a hands-on experience of CPR and defibrillator skills on February 2^nd, as part of St John Ambulance Cymru’s Defibruary campaign.

Local Senedd Member Paul Davies has welcomed the decision taken by Pembrokeshire County Council’s Cabinet to pause its proposed road‑realignment scheme in Newgale.

Despite persistent rain, 30 volunteers joined Pembrokeshire Coast Charitable Trust at Amroth Beach at the end of January for a successful beach clean, proving that bad weather is no barrier to protecting Pembrokeshire’s coastline.