Latest Pembrokeshire News

Experiencing the arts can be inspiring, challenging, engaging, and fun, and has an important part to play in the learning experiences of young people wherever in Wales, they live. 

The deadline is approaching to get your nominations in for the 2025 Pembrokeshire Volunteering Awards

Staff from Hywel Dda University Health Board have created a series of colourful artworks that will go on display across the four main hospitals in Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire.

A temporary flight restriction zone, specifically affecting drones, will be imposed above Tenby as part of the policing operation during Ironman 2025.

The Charity Golf Day offers participants an exceptional opportunity to enjoy 18 holes of competitive golf on one of Wales’ most scenic courses, while networking with like-minded individuals and contributing to life-changing causes.

The Pembrokeshire Coast Charitable Trust has announced ultrarunner Sanna Duthie as its newest Ambassador.

Many cultural sites, castles and monuments across Wales will be free for children to visit next Sunday (14 September) to mark Owain Glyndŵr Day.

Plans to create a dedicated floating offshore wind (FLOW) storage compound have been approved by Pembrokeshire County Council – marking the next step in the multi-phased transformation of Pembroke Dock into a world-class renewables hub.

Pembroke Dock-based specialist marine engineering firm Mainstay Marine Solutions has been awarded a contract to manufacture and assemble key components for the first three frigates being delivered to the Royal Australian Navy under the Hunter Class Frigate Programme.

The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC) for Dyfed-Powys has officially renamed its Victim Engagement Forum to the Victim-Survivor Engagement Network, reflecting a broader, more inclusive approach to working with those affected by crime.