Bruce Sinclair, Local Democracy Reporter

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...

A call to keep a wedding venue, erected without permission at a Georgian Pembrokeshire hotel whose site once belonged to the Knights Hospitallers, has...

Plans to convert a former art gallery to a dental surgery on the edge of a Pembrokeshire town have been refused. In an application to...

Plans for a special tower in rural Pembrokeshire to help protect a Welsh bat species in decline have been given the go-ahead. In an application...

A 430-home development along with a primary school, commercial units, and leisure facilities could be coming to Swansea. Housebuilder BDW Trading Ltd wants to develop...

Plans for a rural enterprise dwelling to support a Pembrokeshire horticultural business are being recommended for approval despite concerns from the local community council. In...

Plans for a series of decorative mosaics as part of a community art project at Pembrokeshire’s only city hall have been approved.In an application...

A call to convert holiday lets in a Pembrokeshire village to a single home for their owner to downsize has been submitted to county...

A refused scheme for a takeaway food kiosk at a former lifeboat store in Tenby’s seaside harbour, has now been allowed following a successful...

An appeal against a refusal of a call to convert an ‘unviable’ former Pembrokeshire village pub to a house has been dismissed. In a partly...

A condition restricting a rural Pembrokeshire home to agricultural workers-only has been removed after its occupants lived in breach of that for some two...

A call for an all-weather horse-riding arena and self-catering ‘pods’ near Pembrokeshire’s historic Lamphey Bishop’s Palace & Lamphey Court has been refused. In an application...

Plans for a gymnasium and café occupying the majority of Pembroke Dock’s ferry terminal building have been submitted. In an application to Pembrokeshire County Council,...

44 candidates are fighting for your vote in Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion in the forthcoming Senedd elections. For the May 7 elections, Wales will have 16...

A call for a storage container for a “well-established and valued” Pembrokeshire children’s nursery in a nearby cemetery has been refused by county planners. In...

Plans to turn Tenby’s former Poundland and Royal Playhouse cinema to a retro computer gaming lounge have been approved by the national park. Following a...

A call for a 60-foot-long shed and stables at the proposed home of a gypsy traveller family near a Pembrokeshire village has been refused...

Calls to allow the permanent siting of an award-winning Pembrokeshire seaside village outdoor sauna, which has been featured in the national press, have been...

A senior member of the Welsh Government has been accused of “passing the buck” for declining a call to directly intervene in contentious changes...

A former Pembrokeshire county councillor who owns many hostelries in the county has submitted plans to the national park to rejuvenate a “tired” seaside...

Plans for three solar-powered parking meters at National Trust south Pembrokeshire beauty spots have been given the go-ahead by the national park. In an application...

A petition call for a public commitment to save Pembrokeshire’s River Cleddau, which has attracted more than 2,200 signatures, has been backed by councillors. The...

An appeal against a refusal of a call to convert an ‘unviable’ former Pembrokeshire village pub to a house has been lodged. In a partly...

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 appeal against a refused scheme for a Pembrokeshire ‘battery box’ unit to provide electricity storage during off-peak times, has been lodged. In an application...

An appeal against a refused scheme for a Pembrokeshire ‘battery box’ unit to provide electricity storage during off-peak times, has been lodged. In an application...

An appeal against national park refusal of a shepherd hut holiday let in a Pembrokeshire village, which gained public support after it was turned...

Protests against proposals for a deep-space radar site at Pembrokeshire’s Cawdor barracks, Brawdy, which have seen a local city council object, have taken place...

A Pembrokeshire school and the council are providing reassurance after parents raised fears following an announcement that a pupil would be allowed to wear...

A call for a £75,000 grant to support the coastal bus network in Pembrokeshire has been backed by the national park. At the March meeting...

Council plans to build up to 14 homes on the site of a former Pembrokeshire school have been given the go-ahead. Pembrokeshire County Council, through...

A call to extend a former Pembrokeshire school used as a community hub has been given the go-ahead. In an application to Pembrokeshire Coast National...

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park members are to see their basic salaries rise by just under 6.5 per cent following recommendations backed at its full...

Plans for the expansion of a Pembrokeshire kennels business has been approved by the national park despite neighbour concerns about increased noise. In an application...

Commercial coasteering activities in Pembrokeshire’s national park will need to be licensed at a cost of £100 from May following a decision by park...

Plans for what would be the first drive-through Starbucks coffee shop in Pembrokeshire, and a Greggs bakery, on the site of a car dealership...