Latest Pembrokeshire News

Ready your compass and gather your crew, Twr y Felin Hotel is thrilled to announce a magical open-air screening of Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl on Saturday, 16th August.

Independent film chronicles the remarkable story of Chester FC legend Mike Metcalf and
his remarkable encounters with footballing royalty. 

Each year Pembrokeshire County Council publishes a self-assessment of the Council’s performance.

Join Barry Steele’s Roy Orbison Story for an unforgettable evening celebrating the legendary Roy Orbison and the iconic Traveling Wilburys at the Torch Theatre!

Ultrarunner Sanna Duthie has set a new Fastest Known Time for the Pembrokeshire Coast Path, completing the 186-mile National Trail in just 48 hours, 23 minutes, and 49 seconds.

High summer has arrived at Carew Castle, where the historic fortress will be ringing with swordplay, storytelling and hands‑on adventure until September. From medieval challenges and treasure hunts to live fantasy quests, visitors can look forward to days filled with action, discovery and the thrill of history brought to life.

Another community campaign has achieved the purchase of a closed chapel for community benefit.

This month’s Pembrokeshire County Show, Wales’ largest county agricultural show, is gearing up to be a spectacular celebration of rural life, bursting with farming heritage, delicious local food, family-friendly entertainment and exciting new attractions.

Ceredigion are stepping up in their own unique ways for Beating the Bounds for Oxygen, a three-day, multi-discipline pilgrimage in support of the Cardigan Oxygen Therapy Centre, running from August 15–17, 2025.

Move over Wrexham, meet Inter Mil-Anglesey! A North Wales club with the ‘biggest name’ in world football has netted a high-profile sponsorship deal with Mastercard, riding the wave of Welsh teams to score A-list investment following in the footsteps of other South Wales teams.

Pembrokeshire’s only Hospice at Home service has received £1,500 from Tesco’s Stronger Starts scheme to help continue providing essential home care support for end-of-life patients and their families in Haverfordwest.

For well over 80 years a white war grave headstone has marked the resting place of an unknown airman in a Pembrokeshire churchyard – the headstone inscribed ‘An airman of the 1939-1945 war, an officer RAF’.