Bruce Sinclair, Local Democracy Reporter

An expansion scheme approved for a south Pembrokeshire holiday site of nearly 500 ‘caravan’ units will help safeguard the jobs of the more than...

An appeal is ongoing against a national park refusal of a shepherd hut holiday let in a Pembrokeshire village, nearly a year after planners...

Partly retrospective plans for works at Tenby’s golf club have been approved by Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. In an application through agent Acanthus Holden Architects,...

Pembrokeshire’s council has again stressed that housing developments in the county aren’t used to provide accommodation for people from Birmingham or any other English...

A Pembrokeshire man has been allowed to keep a car servicing business yard, in part, that was previously subject to an enforcement notice for...

A call to approve the expansion of a Pembrokeshire specialist engineering business with the demolition of a workshop for “health and safety reasons” has...

A call to cut the council tax premium paid by second home-owners in Pembrokeshire by using funds from any future tourism tax has been...

A call to convert a south Pembrokeshire garage to a two-bed holiday let has been submitted to county planners. In an application to Pembrokeshire County...

A call to establish a seasonal campsite at Pembrokeshire’s St Bride’s Bay has been given the go-ahead by the national park. In an application to...

Pembrokeshire County Council has marked the completion of 11 new homes to support local families in accessing affordable housing at its Rose Haven Gardens...

A call to allow a Pembrokeshire holiday let, part of a 1979 conversion scheme, to be used as a home for a recently married...

A further religious group has opposed Pembrokeshire County Council’s plan to redesignate a north county faith primary school as a nonreligious community school. Back in...

A call to keep the use of a first floor of a rural Pembrokeshire pub which has been used as a dwelling for decades...

A call to convert a Pembrokeshire agricultural barn, part of a previously approved scheme for a ‘forest farm’, to a residential dwelling for an...

A Pembrokeshire councillor has been suspended from office until the end of November for breaching the authority’s code of conduct over a planning matter...

Plans to convert a vacant former coffee shop next to a Pembrokeshire seaside town’s Sainsbury’s supermarket to healthcare clinic have been approved. In an application...

A call for a two-year period of grace to test a previously-refused Pembrokeshire dog exercise area has again been turned down by planners. In a...

A south Pembrokeshire caravan park’s call to be allowed to keep site works completed without permission nearly a decade ago has been given the...

Plans for works at a Pembrokeshire ‘bug farm’ to allow it “to maintain its high-quality farming, research, and educational facility” have been submitted to...

A call to let a small rural Pembrokeshire caravan site keep a glamping pod sited without planning permission has been lodged with county planners. In...

A resubmitted call to convert a former architect’s studio into a long-term let after its owner retired has been lodged with Pembrokeshire planners. In an...

A call to allow an overflow campsite to remain at a north Pembrokeshire site, which has been in existence for a century, has been...

Pembrokeshire’s county town could soon be home to ‘The Whopper’ with plans for a Burger King fast food restaurant in Haverfordwest submitted. In an application...

Plans to change a former hairdressing salon in Pembrokeshire’s only city to a family-friendly coffee bar have been approved by the national park. In an...

Plans to convert a former Pembrokeshire chapel, empty for more than three decades, to a home have been approved. In an application submitted to Pembrokeshire...

A closure-threatened Pembrokeshire school, which has now been saved, should “never have been considered for closure,” a local councillor who battled to keep it...

A call for works at a Pembrokeshire seaside tearoom, once the site of a Victorian brickworks machinery shed, has been given the go-ahead by...

A call for a formal seasonal Pembrokeshire campsite with motorhomes camping on the site of a former scrapyard has been given the go-ahead by...

A call to apply discretionary powers to help properties that have moved from business rates to potentially facing second homes council tax charges in...

A public consultation is to be held on discontinuing two schools in the Tenby area, including Greenhill comprehensive, with the aim of establishing a...

Supporters of Ysgol Cilgerran’s Church in Wales school have protested at a Pembrokeshire County Council meeting against council plans to remove church status from...

Plans to build homes in a Pembrokeshire village, previously refused for not having a high enough housing density, have been resubmitted with more homes...

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

Pembrokeshire County Council is on the lookout for a new senior officer with a salary, including allowances, that could top £150,000 a year. In an...

Wildlife at Pembroke’s Mill Pond beauty spot may be being killed after being deliberately targeted by what appears to be catapult attacks, the town...

Bylaws connected to restrictions on dogs on Pembrokeshire beaches are to come under the spotlight later this week in a series of questions to...

A retrospective call for amendments to a previously granted building and slurry lagoon at a 700-herd Pembrokeshire dairy farm has been given the go-ahead...

A call to replace a Pembrokeshire village school classroom that had reached the end of its life with a modern facility has been given...

A section of a south Pembrokeshire seaside coastal path, closed once again after a landslide at the weekend, has now reopened. After a landslide yesterday,...

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

A call for an impartial investigation into the contentious closure of Manorbier school, along with an apology from a senior councillor in connection with...

A call for Pembrokeshire to again push Welsh Government for a review of the contentious 182-day rule for self-catering holiday properties in order to...

A decision on whether to grant a license for Tenby’s Summer Spectacular events, which have been cancelled this year, is expected in a few...

Pembrokeshire’s new Conservative county councillor, who won a seven-way battle for the Pembroke Dock Market ward seat, has said he is “fully focussed on...

Plans for 5G Vodafone telecommunications works at Haverfordwest’s telephone exchange have been refused on the grounds of the impact on the town’s conservation area.In...

A Conservative candidate has won the seven-way battle for a Pembroke Dock county council seat made vacant following the death of veteran councillor Brian...

A call to extend a Pembrokeshire “boutique nature retreat destination” previously featured in the Sunday Times with further holiday cabins, a mobile sauna and...

A decision on a £200,000 conversion of a Pembrokeshire village former public house, on which officers wanted to see removed chimneys reinstalled, has been...

Pembrokeshire’s council has made 17 purchases of housing in various sizes and a building to be used as a children’s home, amounting to just...

Further concerns have been raised to Pembrokeshire’s council about road safety in Neyland after a parked car was hit by a vehicle, just months...