Bruce Sinclair, Local Democracy Reporter

Senior Pembrokeshire councillors are expected to back local exceptions to the soon-to-be-introduced 20mph limits in Wales. The Welsh Government passed legislation last July which will...

A call for Pembrokeshire to review its policy of selling residents parking permits to holidaymakers is expected to be turned down by senior councillors. A...

Changes to Westminster constituencies will see one MP representing a 75-mile ward which would nearly stretch from Narberth to north of Aberystwyth. The Boundary Commission...

Plans to site 20 shipping containers for storage hire next to Pembrokeshire County Council’s civic amenity site have been backed by county planners. Applicant Mr...

A community library being built as part of the redevelopment of the former community school in Narberth is safe despite a huge increase in...

County planners are to visit the site of a proposed new dwelling on land once owned by the council, despite a recommendation it should...

Plans for an extension to a property, made by a senior member of Pembrokeshire County Council, have been back by council planners. An application, made...

Plans to build new public toilets, as part of a seaside ice cream parlour scheme, will avoid the spectacle of “men urinating in broad...

A Pembrokeshire councillor has hit out an anonymous online smear campaign against her, allegedly involving a fellow member of the council. Claims have been made...

An application to build holiday chalets at a trout fishery in north Pembrokeshire is recommended to be turned down despite planners giving the scheme...

A dispute in the value of Pembrokeshire council shares in the Bluestone holiday park – previously said to be worth just £70,000 – has...

School attendance in Pembrokeshire is still a cause for concern, having dropped post-Covid, members of the county council heard. At the May meeting of full...

A call for a report to safeguard the welfare of children be acted on in the wake of the murder of a child in...

A question on whether Haverfordwest needs an Instagram-friendly bridge as part of its ‘Heart of Pembrokeshire’ regeneration project was raised at full council. The successful...

Pembrokeshire has lost £380,000 in revenue as a council tenants’ rent rise was not correctly publicised in the appropriate time, councillors heard. Tenants have a...

A call for urgent action on road safety on the A477 trunk road will be heard tomorrow, following the death of a motorcyclist at...

A former Pembrokeshire council leader has hit back at “half-truths” after it was revealed a £1.9m council investment in Bluestone was converted to shares...

A call for the public to see details of the secret Bluestone shares decision – which lost Pembrokeshire taxpayers £1.8m – has been made...

Pembrokeshire politicians have slammed a council leadership bid in the wake of revelations that the previous administration lost £1.8m by exchanging a £1.9m loan...

A £1.9m investment in the Bluestone holiday village, later converted to essentially valueless shares, lost the council some £1.8m, which will take 340 years...

Welsh Water is investing more than £11m to improve water quality in the River Cleddau, members of Pembrokeshire County Council heard yesterday. Members of Pembrokeshire...

Concerns that a part of Milford Haven may be a no-go area for commercial planning applications were dismissed by a senior councillor yesterday. In a...

A special meeting of senior Pembrokeshire councillors has backed the next stages in the county’s recently-approved freeport. In late March it was announced that Pembrokeshire...

Pembrokeshire County Council could have a new leader in just over a week’s time if a vote of no confidence in its current incumbent...

A ‘call-in’ on Pembrokeshire County Council’s recently-approved toilet strategy is to be heard at a special meeting next week. Pembrokeshire County Council’s Cabinet approved the...

Plans to build holiday chalets at a trout fishery in north Pembrokeshire are expected to be turned down by county planners next week. An application...

A petition calling for a formal review of Pembrokeshire’s public toilet strategy has been submitted to the county council. Pembrokeshire County Council’s Cabinet, meeting on...

The best performing school in Wales is in a poor physical state, with pupils having to walk under scaffolding to avoid falling debris, a...

Local people were not offered the chance to voice their views on a Pembrokeshire development because county planners thought all the neighbouring homes were...

A Haverfordwest man has challenged a local councillor accused of racist slavery comments, asking if he would like him to be his slave. Haverfordwest man...

A Pembrokeshire county councillor, alleged to have said that all white men should have a black slave, is no longer a magistrate, the Magistrates...

National Park planners are expected to give the thumbs-up for an injunction on a Pembrokeshire site that continues to see planning breaches despite hefty...

A Conservative member of Pembrokeshire County Council, alleged to have said that all white men should have a black slave, has withdrawn from the...

An appeal against a national park refusal of what was described as a pioneering development of affordable homes and workshops in Pembrokeshire has been...

Plans to build a mixed housing and retail development at Tenby’s former Royal Mail sorting office could see a condition only allowing a quarter...

A two-day operation which saw hundreds of thousands of illegal cigarettes and tobacco seized wouldn’t have happened without two crime-fighting dogs from Pembrokeshire, their...

Pembrokeshire County Council is expected to hold a consultation later this year which could see as much as a treble rate of council tax...

An alleged breach of the Code of Conduct by a member of Haverfordwest Town Council is to be considered by a county council committee...

An application to turn an outbuilding, erected without permission, into part of a proposed activity centre for children and young adults with care needs...

Plans for an extension at the UK's first community-owned hardware store have been submitted to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. Havards Ironmongers shop in Newport, north...

Haverfordwest’s mayor, who said he had received anonymous warning letters, was reported to the DVLA by his own deputy mayor over concerns for his...

Pembrokeshire’s success in jointly becoming the site of one of Wales’ new freeports will boost the whole of the county, its deputy leader has...

A south Pembrokeshire business, known for its three-wheeler ‘tuk tuk’ tours is hoping a support vehicle will be able to have discreet signage for...

Plans for a housing development in St Dogmaels, which a local community group fears may become second homes or holiday lets, have been submitted...

park expansion has been approved. At the March 14 meeting of Pembrokeshire County Council’s planning committee, members approved plans for an extra eight luxury sustainable...

Plans for Wales’ fastest-growing businesses to site a new head office in Pembroke Dock will create many new well-paid jobs in the local area,...

Plans by a former council leader to convert a redundant cowshed into a two-bedroom home were given the go-ahead by county planners today, March...

Many businesses in Pembrokeshire will be able to enjoy a 75 per cent reduction in rates after a Welsh Government-funded scheme was backed. A report...

Senior councillors have backed a call for pupils from a fire-ravaged school to continue to be taught at a nearby community hall while the...

Neyland’s deputy mayor claims he is being intimidated into silence after he was subject to a private no-confidence vote earlier this week. While the no-confidence...