Bruce Sinclair, Local Democracy Reporter

A major £60m road improvement scheme on one of the main roads into Pembrokeshire was officially opened today, May 2, an investment “that will...

The speed limit through a Pembrokeshire village, which has previously seen ‘serious safety concerns’ raised, could be reduced. Pembrokeshire councillors, last November, considered a petition...

Extra funding has been secured for two regeneration projects in Haverfordwest, and increases in costs will see no additional burden to the council, senior...

Plans to allow a garage at a house near Haverfordwest to be converted to a family annexe/holiday let, which could lead to the applicants...

A Pembrokeshire dairy farm building became workspaces for craftspeople, web designers, marine surveyors, and even TV production after bovine TB restrictions were lifted and...

A call to move Pembroke Dock’s police station from its Water Street location to a former council building has been narrowly backed despite safety...

Two senior members of Pembrokeshire County Council are to step down from their Cabinet positions this May, members of the council’s Cabinet heard. At the...

Funding of more than £213,000 for a Pembrokeshire community transport charity group, which supports some of the county’s most vulnerable residents, has been backed...

A £6.7m contract to build 24 affordable homes for the over-55s at the “eyesore” site of the former Motor World building in Milford Haven...

The start of a formal consultation of a potential federation of two Pembrokeshire schools has been backed by senior councillors. At the April 28 meeting...

A call for St Davids to take over the responsibility of a public toilet in the city has been given the go-ahead by senior...

Previously refused plans to convert an upstairs storage area for a gym on the site of a former Pembrokeshire town centre church, to a...

Plans to build a new slurry lagoon at a 650-dairy herd Pembrokeshire farm have been given the go-ahead. In an application to Pembrokeshire County Council,...

Works have started on the demolition of the “eyesore” site of the fire-ravaged former Cleddau Bridge Hotel, Pembroke Dock, which will see 35 affordable...

A public consultation has been launched on the first phase of a potential inland realignment of a Pembrokeshire seaside road which has been hit...

Plans for a development of 76 homes in a Pembrokeshire seaside village have formally been submitted to the national park. In an application to Pembrokeshire...

Amendments to a previously granted scheme for a south Pembrokeshire solar farm by using higher specification panels which would actually see less land covered...

A scheme for a rural Pembrokeshire One Planet Development, which would eventually include a charcuterie business using meats from a rare breed ‘flerd’ and...

The river Teifi is the fifth most sewage-polluted river in the UK, according to figures from campaign group surfers Against Sewage. The Teifi, which forms...

A west Wales mother’s poignant call for a permanent Pembrokeshire memorial – and sanctuary – in memory of her late daughter has been backed by...

Works to a prominent listed Pembrokeshire hotel have been given the go-ahead by national park planners. In an application to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Simon...

Works to a prominent listed Pembrokeshire hotel have been given the go-ahead by national park planners. In an application to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Simon...

A call to change a mixed-use therapy centre to a children’s care home classification has been submitted to Pembrokeshire planners. Skybound Therapies Ltd, through agent...

Plans to convert a former gallery and shop in a Pembrokeshire town’s conservation area to a sandwich bar have been approved despite initial concerns...

A call to convert a former pigsty and a Pembrokeshire farm outbuilding into holiday lets providing accommodation “to meet the needs of the modern...

A UK banking company’s appeal against a national park refusal to allow the siting of a cash pod in Tenby’s conservation area, close to...

An application to site a campsite on a rural Pembrokeshire field has been refused by county planners. South Gloucestershire-based Christopher Nash sought permission from Pembrokeshire...

An appeal against a national park refusal of decking at a Pembrokeshire seaside village pub, installed for safety reasons after a child had near...

A scheme to convert a former carpenter’s workshop in a Pembrokeshire town to a unit for patrolling police officers has been approved by county...

A scheme for 17 affordable homes on the site of a Pembrokeshire seaside village football pitch has been approved by national park planners. In an...

Plans to redevelop a Pembrokeshire caravan site to create “a notably higher quality” facility which will actually see less pitches have been submitted. In an...

A retrospective scheme for works at a historic Pembrokeshire pub has been approved by county planners. In an application to Pembrokeshire County Council, Chris Grey...

Plans to convert a garden shed to a holiday let at a Pembrokeshire seaside village with the highest rates of second homes and holiday...

Haverfordwest airport’s new operators are expected to take their lease up in the next few days as part of a drive to make the...

A council working group to look in greater detail on the issue of “escalating” numbers of fly-grazing horses in Pembrokeshire is to be established. The...

Pembrokeshire councillors have backed trialling a new way of enforcing bylaws restricting dogs on beaches in the summer season, with an emphasis on “education...

National park members have issued a clarification statement to tackle “inaccurate social media information” on the Article 4 direction to remove permitted development rights...

Retrospective plans by a Pembrokeshire councillor to extend his pub with a function room have been approved despite strong objection by his own town...

The next stage in making one of south Pembrokeshire’s most scenic estuarial villages, home to a CAMRA award-winning pub, a conservation area has been...

A call to replace a Pembrokeshire community wind turbine which has raised more than £76,000 for local groups with a larger one has been...

Plans to site a takeaway food kiosk at a former lifeboat store in Tenby’s seaside harbour have been refused despite an officer recommendation for...

Pembrokeshire County Council’s monitoring of the controversial Withyhedge landfill site and unsuccessful legal challenge cost it nearly £170,000, councillors heard. Last October, Pembrokeshire County Council...

A call for an urgent meeting between Pembrokeshire’s leader and the local health board has been made after the board recently identified nine ‘fragile’...

A call for Pembrokeshire to support the Crown Estate assets in Wales being devolved to its people is to be considered by senior Pembrokeshire...

Works on a south Pembrokeshire beach-side coastal path, repeatedly hit by landslides since late 2023, has cost the council nearly £700,000 to date, councillors...

A war of words has broken out over the setting of Pembrokeshire’s annual budget on Thursday, March 6, with three potential council tax increases...

Ahead of a Senedd debate on the UK Government's controversial changes to Agricultural Property Relief (APR) on Wednesday 5 March, the Farmers’ Union of...

Pembrokeshire council taxpayers are expected to be facing a 9.85 per cent increase in their bills later this week, taking the average annual bill...

A west Wales mother’s poignant call for a permanent Pembrokeshire memorial – and sanctuary – in memory of her late daughter has been made...

Narberth councillors have said there was no consultation with them over the sale of the town’s police station; the town council saying it only...