Latest Pembrokeshire News

The cost of travelling on TfW trains will be frozen for the next year, from 1 March.

Castle Hot Tubs are delighted to share some wonderful news as they continue to make a mark on the national stage as a multi-award-winning long-established Pembrokeshire business.

Haverfordwest town centre was a hive of activity today (Friday, 27th February) as hundreds of children from Pembrokeshire’s schools took part in a special St David’s Day celebration.

At a time when charities across Wales are under increasing financial pressure, community events like Sandy Bear Children’s Bereavement Charity’s Big Bash are becoming more important than ever.

Applications are now open to become one of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution’s (RNLI) face-to-face fundraisers in Wales.

Yesterday Pembroke and Pembroke Dock Amateur Boxing Club were invited to the Pierhead Building in Cardiff by Samuel Kurtz MS ARAgS for a special screening of Fighters.

We’re all familiar with the Sycamore Gap tree that made the headlines in 2023 when it was illegally felled in Northumberland near Hadrian’s Wall. The felling of this famous landmark sycamore is the subject of Torch Youth Theatre’s spring production, sponsored by the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority.  

GUILTY | Driving instructor sentenced following drink driving offence en route to a driving lesson.

The UK Government is investing £3.3 million into 16 Industrial Strategy Zone projects. Of this, £638,000 will support three Celtic Freeport schemes aimed at clearing development bottlenecks, this includes:

Wrexham continues to be a happy hunting ground for Jeremy Cross who last week reclaimed the British Open Masters Indoor Championships title he won in 2024.

Pembrokeshire County Council is pleased to announce the launch of Pembrokeshire Housing Online, which will allow tenants to keep their contact details up to date, notify of any changes and to book housing repairs online.