Calls for Cross-Departmental Working Group for Maintenance of Local Gypsy Traveller Sites within Pembrokeshire
A call for a special group to evaluate “sustainable, inclusive, and effective practices for the maintenance of local Gypsy Traveller sites within the county” will be considered by Pembrokeshire councillors next year. In a notice of motion before the December…
Oasis ‘Ticket Scam’ Operator David Gray Arrested
From Local Hero to Most Wanted Zero, once hailed as a “decent bloke” and the go-to guy for gig tickets in Cardiff, David Gray is now a charged fraudster, accused of pulling off an alleged ticketing scam. Locals say Gray,…
‘Save Our School’ petition launched in bid to save Ysgol Clydau from closure
A petition call to save a Pembrokeshire school at risk of closure has been lodged with the county council. Ysgol Clydau in Tegryn is one of several small schools under threat as part of proposals from Pembrokeshire County Council’s School…
Chapel works in national park’s newest conservation area approved
Plans for improvements to a chapel in Pembrokeshire Coast National Park’s newest conservation area, made by one of its own officers, have been approved. Designated in 2024, the Cresswell Quay Conservation Area is the National Park’s newest conservation area. Applicant…
Planners approve demolition of fire ravaged garages
Pembrokeshire planners have approved the demolition of fire-ravaged garage buildings in Haverfordwest’s conservation area, which saw crews from as far afield as Ammanford tackling the blaze. The fire broke out around 7.18am on Saturday, April 22 on Dew Street, Haverfordwest….
Pembrokeshire’s school children invited to a barbecue where they can learn how their food is produced
School children from across Pembrokeshire have been invited to a barbecue by Pembrokeshire Agricultural Society on the County Showground in Haverfordwest next month to learn how local food is produced. During the event, which will be suitable for year five…
Conversion of disused garage into restaurant re-approved after residents left out of consultations
PLANS to convert a disused garage into a restaurant and holiday lets have been approved for a second time, after it transpired locals did not know about the scheme. The application in Fishguard’s Lower Town, submitted by Orwell Pine Co…