Latest Pembrokeshire News

The missing passport is needed for a Paris trip departing tomorrow.

In the UK, the team behind International Men’s Day 9Saturday 19 November) believe 2022 will be the biggest ever involving over 400 organisations.

At last night's Meeting of the Full Council, the Milford Haven Town Council awarded the following donations to local organisations to be used towards their festive events:

The night of Wednesday October 26th was an out-of-the-ordinary night for a special group of young people who graced the red carpet in Wexford town for the premiere of ‘The Tales Between Us’, a new animation of the folktales that connect Pembrokeshire and Wexford.

All three Fire and Rescue Services in Wales are urging households to remain vigilant and follow lifesaving safety advice after a growing concern for electrical fire safety at home. In the three years to 31st October 2022, Welsh Fire and Rescue Services attended almost a thousand accidental electrical fires in the home.

A Haverfordwest man has received a suspended prison term for selling dangerous and unsafe second hand cars following a Pembrokeshire County Council investigation.

Primary school pupils from five Pembrokeshire schools were recently given the opportunity to discover the wonders of an orchard in autumn thanks to the Gwreiddiau/Roots project.

Folly Farm have welcomed one of the world’s largest donkey breeds to the farm, two rare breed Poitou Donkeys named Matilda and Maisie. At only eight months old these gentle giants already stand at an impressive height - and they still have lots more growing to do!

A 24-hour phone line for well-being and mental health support for people living in Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire has gone live.

Zoe Hutton from Pembrokeshire has won a Fostering Excellence Award, the UK’s most prestigious fostering accolade, recognising her exceptional achievements.