Pembrokeshire County Council

A Pembrokeshire wind turbine scheme which was recommended to be refused over a lack of information on how it may affect bats, which led...

A call to sell alcohol from a coffee shop at a Pembrokeshire railway station, which recently led to a mass violence incident which led...

Plans for new horse breeding sheds in north Pembrokeshire for “the longest continuously run Welsh pony stud in the world,” which is seeking to...

Plans to diversify a National Trust campsite on the Pembrokeshire coast, with seasonal siting for campervans and ‘landpods’ have been approved. In an application recommended...

Further discussions are to take place about where pupils from a Pembrokeshire school will go while its roof is rebuilt after failing when it...

A call for a time extension for plans for housing on the site of a former “blot on the national park” seaside turkey farm...

A call to keep a holiday pod sited on a Pembrokeshire farm, as part of a wider holiday pod farm diversification over two areas...

A councillor’s call for a green energy scheme using hydroelectric power to light Pembrokeshire’s County Hall will be considered as part of a report...

Financial backing of this year’s Eisteddfod in Pembrokeshire, to the tune of £73,000, with a potential budget of up to £200,000, has been approved...

Plans to turn a former joke and fancy-dress shop in a Pembrokeshire seaside town to office space for an estate agent have been given...

An outline business case to Welsh Government for new schools in Milford Haven, which would be “the most expensive capital project ever undertaken by...

Plans to diversify a National Trust campsite on the Pembrokeshire coast, with seasonal sitting for campervans and ‘landpods’ are expected to be approved by...

A Pembrokeshire councillor has been suspended from office for four months for breaching the authority’s code of conduct over a planning matter on behalf...

A call to turn part of Haverfordwest’s former courthouse in the town centre to a theatre is expected to be approved by county planners...

Plans to expand a Pembrokeshire holiday operation which was voted as the best of its type in the UK by the Caravan Club in...

A call to let a north Pembrokeshire coasteering business, which had an adventure centre scheme overturned on appeal and has recently been served a...

A call for a five month breathing space for a wind turbine application which was previously withdrawn late last year over a lack of...

Plans for an office and bedding and linen storage facility for holiday lets at a former WW2 Pembrokeshire airfield have been given the go-ahead. In...

A former Pembrokeshire county councillor who owns many hostelries in the county has been given the thumbs-up for plans to rejuvenate a “tired” seaside...

Plans to convert a former GP surgery in Pembrokeshire’s only city to a home and to build a holiday let have been lodged with...

A call by a Pembrokeshire shooting club for more disability-friendly facilities has been given the go-ahead by county planners. In an application to Pembrokeshire County...

A care home scheme for a Pembrokeshire village, which saw objections from the local community council after youngsters had ‘absconded’ from similar sites locally,...

A fresh call to convert a Pembrokeshire town centre former bank to a nail bar which was previously refused by county planners has been...

A call has been lodged for the contentious DARC ‘space radar’ scheme in Pembrokeshire to be decided by Welsh Government rather than county planners. In...

Approval for a consultation for a special Resource Centre for pupils with complex needs when the new Milford Haven primary school is built was...

New schools in Milford Haven won’t be built before 2030 at the earliest, and 2032 for a planned Welsh Medium school, councillors heard. The timeline...

Pembrokeshire’s former leader Cllr Jon Harvey has spoken of his two years in the role, saying it “is not about photo opportunities, and not...

Council tax rates in Pembrokeshire have increased by nearly 100 per cent in less than a decade councillors heard. For the 2026 to ’27 financial...

History has been made at Pembrokeshire County Council with the election of its first-ever woman leader, Tessa Hodgson, following a three-way battle a May...

A call to discontinue a Pembrokeshire school has been backed by councillors despite 97 per cent of those responding to a recent consultation being...

A call to site specialist diesel generators at Pembroke Power Station to help keep the lights on in the event of a National Grid...

Code of conduct complaints to the Ombudsman against Pembrokeshire councillors have declined from previous years to date, from a peak of 42 in 2022-23...

Plans for a micro energy storage facility ‘battery box’ scheme in a Pembrokeshire town have been given the go-ahead, despite local objections including the...

A petition call to Pembrokeshire councillors, which raises concerns at the “hefty funds” needed to support its commitment to net zero, will be heard...

An amended scheme for a children’s care home on the edge of Fishguard has been submitted to county planners after a previous call was...

Claims Tenby’s Brynhir housing development will house “illegal immigrants” through purchases by an English council have been refuted by Pembrokeshire County Council. Back in 2024,...

A contentious trial scheme Pembrokeshire council trial scheme for an overnight motorhome and campervan parking site close to Fishguard’s ferry has now got underway. A...

A call for an annexe to allow a Pembrokeshire woman to live on site caring for her elderly parents, after a previous approved scheme...

A Pembrokeshire town’s bowls club has called on planners to let it keep advertising signs for local businesses erected without permission, which help support...

A sandwich shop owner who successfully challenged a national park refusal of plans for a takeaway food kiosk in Tenby’s seaside harbour, has spoken...

Enforcement action is to be taken against a Pembrokeshire caravan park after it has failed to deliver on an affordable homes element of a...

Warnings of binge drinking, public urination, and other antisocial behaviour if a Pembrokeshire seaside bar was allowed a beer garden were made by people...

A call to change Pembrokeshire farmland to a garden and wildflower meadow has been given the go-ahead despite it falling under a condition restricting...

Plans for a rural enterprise dwelling to support a Pembrokeshire horticultural business which supplies its produce to “some of the best restaurants in Wales”...

A call for a further time extension for the implementation of a waste recycling facility in north Pembrokeshire has been given the go-ahead by...

No Ombudsman investigation is to take place into a recently elected Pembrokeshire county councillor following a “waste of taxpayers’ money” complaint of a claimed...

A retrospective call for works associated with the new Loungers beachfront venue in Tenby has been given the go-ahead. In an application approved by Pembrokeshire...

A call for permission for works to clear part of the 2026 Eisteddfod site ahead of this year’s festival in Pembrokeshire has been submitted...

A call for a beer garden at the back of a Pembrokeshire seaside village bar could lead to binge and underage drinking, fights, and...

Retrospective plans for a Pembrokeshire horse menage have been allowed despite being on land of a quality which normally precludes development. In an application to...