Latest Pembrokeshire News

It’s not every day you get a what’s app message telling you to get a visa followed by and an invitation to compete at the Beijing Rally Cross by the UCRC Rally Team, but that’s exactly what happened to local rally driver, Chris Richmond Hand

Eluned Morgan Visits Whitland to Thank Emergency Responders and Witness Recovery Efforts The flooding, described as a 1 in 75 year event, was caused by intense rainfall of around 120 mm over 48 hours

Police are investigating allegations of assault which occurred on Charles Street, Milford Haven at about 11.30pm, Saturday November 8^th

In 2024, 11,353 people in Wales sought help from the LFF’s Stop it Now campaign’s helpline or the online self-help services, concerned about their own or someone else’s online sexual behaviour towards children.

South Pembrokeshire’s MS Samuel Kurtz has sounded the alarm over what he calls a “growing GP crisis” in his constituency, warning that Pembroke and Pembroke Dock patients are being left behind.

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Detectives have charged three men with murder after the death of a prisoner at HMP Wakefield on Wednesday 5 November.

A reminder is going out to businesses in the retail, leisure and hospitality sectors in Pembrokeshire to who have not yet applied for rate relief.

Pembrokeshire County Council and Pembrokeshire Leisure are delighted to announce that additional support from Activity Wales, through the Long Course Weekend Legacy Fund, will help extend school swimming provision across the county – ensuring more children and schools receive the help they need most.

Following a period of significant flooding across the area, crews from Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service (MAWWFRS) crews have been exceptionally busy responding to a wide range of flooding incidents.

Plans have been announced by Terrence Higgins Trust, the UK’s leading HIV charity, to erect a memorial plaque in Haverfordwest for their namesake. The charity is currently fundraising for plaques to mark Terry Higgins’s birthplace in Wales, which is planned to be unveiled around World AIDS Day in December.

Pembrokeshire County Council staff have been commended for their dedication and hard work throughout the night following a period of intense rainfall that led to widespread flooding across the County.