Bruce Sinclair, Local Democracy Reporter

A scheme to convert a vandalised former Pembrokeshire town centre Chinese restaurant to a flat and bedsits which was temporarily put on hold by...

Pembrokeshire could soon see life-size artwork reproductions of many National Gallery masterpieces, including works by Turner, Constable and Cezanne at locations throughout the county,...

Plans for an adventure tourism hub in north Pembrokeshire, ruled by a high court judge to have been granted unlawfully following a legal challenge,...

Plans to expand the facilities offered by a Pembrokeshire seaside town pub, which was once a toyshop, have been submitted to the national park. In...

A petition plea to save a Pembrokeshire village school under threat of potential closure will be heard at full council. At the December meeting of...

Official planning for the signage associated with the new Animal store in Tenby has been given the go-ahead despite concerns raised by the local...

A call to convert a financially unviable disused shop on the edge of Crymych to residential accommodation, which could provide a low-cost home, has...

Plans for a new gym, sauna and study, to replace dilapidated existing buildings at a ‘landmark’ listed Victorian Pembrokeshire clifftop house have been given...

A call for Pembrokeshire County Council to join other west Wales authorities in calling for its pension funds to be divested from companies profiting...

A call to convert a former guest house in Haverfordwest’s conservation area to flats has been given the go-ahead by county planners. In an application...

A Neyland town councillor has been banned from public office for four years for breaching the code of conduct, communicating with the clerk and...

Haverfordwest councillors have called for a shake-up of the approach to parking in Pembrokeshire’s county town, with free short-term parking to boost business. At the...

Plans for a new ‘traveller site’ on the outskirts of a Pembrokeshire village, which has seen a petition of nearly 300 objections, and was...

Plans for a mini-golf tourist attraction on part of a Pembrokeshire seaside village family venue are expected to be approved by the national park...

A previously refused call for the relocation of a Pembrokeshire farm diversification scheme which packages and distributes specialist medical equipment across Europe will be...

Councillors have expressed their sympathy after plans to convert an annexe in a Pembrokeshire village to a holiday let were refused due to general...

Amendments to a 52-home scheme in Pembrokeshire, which will provide just four affordable homes due to financial viability concerns, are critical for its delivery...

A call to allow a 600-acre Pembrokeshire potato farm to keep a holiday let erected “in innocence” without permission, which is said to be...

Plans to convert a vandalised former Pembrokeshire town centre Chinese restaurant to a flat and bedsits which were expected to be approved have been...

The era of electric cars has dawned but charging them at home is more than an inconvenience for people without a driveway. Trailing cables across...

Plans for a freshwater shower facility at a Pembrokeshire seaside harbour for cold water swimmers and other beach users have been submitted to the...

A previously backed call against officer recommendations for the relocation of a Pembrokeshire farm diversification scheme which packages and distributes specialist medical equipment across...

Plans to convert a vandalised former Pembrokeshire town centre Chinese restaurant to a flat and bedsits are expected to be approved next week. In an...

A public consultation which could lead to the ending of an air quality management scheme in Pembroke and Haverfordwest, brought in after high levels...

Powers allowing Pembrokeshire’s council to potentially force the sale of problem long-term empty properties as a last resort, are expected to be backed by...

A £20,000 community fund for Cardigan as part of Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water’s £20m upgrade at its wastewater treatment works is being launched this...

A call to allow 1970s-approved holiday lets near a Pembrokeshire reservoir beauty spot to become permanent homes, as no condition preventing that change was...

A Ceredigion Girlguiding volunteer has been recognised in the 2025 New Year Honours list for services to the community of Dyfed over the last...

Pembrokeshire’s financial situation for next year is some £4m better off after a higher settlement from the Welsh Government, but the council still faces...

Significant issues with a part of Pembroke’s tidal barrage are not expected to be fully fixed before late January, councillors heard. Pembroke councillors Aaron Carey...

Pembrokeshire councillors are being asked to back major potential changes to school provision in the south of the county which could see multiple schools...

A call for a Pembrokeshire dairy farm to keep two “alternative” holiday pods sited without permission as a way of diversifying in an uncertain...

A call for a public commitment to save Pembrokeshire’s River Cleddau has been made in a petition on the council’s own website. The e-petition, started...

Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion are set to receive a lower-than-average funding settlement from the Welsh Government, placing them both at 13th out of the 22...

Pembrokeshire County Council, which has had many fears of budgets firmly in the red in recent years, is on course to end the financial...

Plans by one of the largest independent organic poultry producers in Wales to extend their Pembrokeshire facilities have been given the go-ahead by the...

A Pembrokeshire deer farm park attraction, which has expanded with several developments recently approved by councillors despite repeated officer recommendations of refusal, is now...

A call for Pembrokeshire County Council to join other west Wales authorities in calling for its pension funds to be divested from companies profiting...

A Pembrokeshire school at threat of potential closure is holding a special early Christmas event to give its pupils a special treat with appearances...

Pupils at a leaking Pembrokeshire school, built just nine years ago, which now has more than 500 props holding up parts of its roof,...

A call for Pembrokeshire to back a multi-millionaire wealth tax to support public services submitted by a former councillor, once accused of being the...

Plans to improve access at historic Pembrokeshire woodland gardens run by the National Trust have been approved. In an application to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park,...

A call for assurances from the Home Secretary that a Pembrokeshire military training camp will not be used to accommodate asylum seekers has been...

A call to keep a Pembrokeshire dog training school which has won medals for Wales in international dog agility events has been approved by...

Pembrokeshire’s national park is expected to have a far better financial situation than previously feared, with a current underspend of nearly £600,000, and an...

Amendments to an expansion of a south Pembrokeshire holiday park, previously approved despite an officer recommendation of refusal, have been given the go-ahead. In an...

Plans for a care home for adults with mental health needs in a south Pembrokeshire village, which raised many local objections, have been withdrawn. In...

Demolition works for a multi-million-pound scheme to redevelop a derelict Pembrokeshire motel, described as “one of the last true blots on our county’s landscape”...

Senior Pembrokeshire councillors have backed the early stages of a purchase of a second council-run children’s care home in the county. Sentry Cottage, formerly known...

A call to convert an isolated  former chapel, that “has withstood Atlantic gales and bleak, Pembrokeshire winters” for some 180 years, to a home...