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A Pembrokeshire community pub, which earned the support of a Hollywood star, has been allowed to keep a disabled access walkway and restored platform...

Pembrokeshire’s new Cabinet, under new council leader Jon Harvey, is a “kick in the face” for Welsh speakers, and is now independent “in name...

A public question on Pembrokeshire’s recent budget submitted to the county council by one of its Labour members drew the ire of the new...

Pembrokeshire County Council has no current plans to introduce clean air zones or road user charging, councillors heard. In a submitted question heard at the...

There is “unlikely to be any relaxation on planning” in Pembrokeshire’s Freeport area, councillors heard. In late March 2023 it was announced that Pembrokeshire had...

A call for Pembrokeshire County Council to provide assurance that RSE education in the county was “both age appropriate and does not constitute grooming”...

A plea by a concerned parent to keep Pembroke Dock’s Anchorage Day Centre open was heard at a full meeting of Pembrokeshire County Council. The...

A move to four-weekly ‘black bag’ collections will save Pembrokeshire £115,000, a full meeting of the council heard. In a pre-submitted question heard at the...

Pembrokeshire is facing nearly £9m in council tax arrears, in part due to an “unprecedented bloc” of some 90 homes unable to meet the...

A question over concerns that Pembrokeshire County Council has “serious rental areas of more than £2m” saw members of the council hear that one...

Legal discussions are ongoing about Pembrokeshire County Council potentially recouping a £200,000 insurance excess paid by it following the 2022 fire at Manorbier school. Manorbier...

A call to prevent a return to “the dark days” of Pembrokeshire’s previous administration drew the ire of one of its members, with talk...

A £1m scheme for a “20-storey-high” wind turbine to keep a listed Pembrokeshire mansion viable has been backed at a meeting of full council...

A call for a full review – or even rescinding – of Pembrokeshire’s 2024 council budget, which saw an 11th hour drop in a...

A call to allow council officers the ability to suspend the empty properties council tax premium for Pembrokeshire homes under renovation is to be...

A call for a full review – or even rescinding – of Pembrokeshire’s 2024 council budget, which saw an 11th hour drop in a...

A plea to keep Pembroke Dock’s Anchorage Day Centre open is to be heard at a full meeting of Pembrokeshire County Council next week. The...

One of Pembrokeshire’s largest dairy farms, which has a 2,000-strong dairy herd, has submitted a scheme for new calf buildings to “reduce reliance on...

A senior Pembrokeshire councillor is to be quizzed on what progress has been made in recouping a £200,000 insurance excess paid by the council...

An online plea to save a Pembrokeshire day centre from being closed has been lodged with the county council. The Anchorage Day Care Centre in...

A ‘call-in’ on the recently-awarded contract for the second stage of Haverfordwest’s near-£19m transport interchange is to be heard next week. The second stage of...

A scheme for a 20-metre high 4G phone mast will need a full official application due to concerns about its impact on a nearby...

A scheme to reopen a landslide-hit coastal path and tunnels near Saundersfoot may be hindered by people putting others at risk by repeatedly cutting...

A call to end a 20-year legal agreement for financial contributions associated with the creation of Pembrokeshire’s Bluestone National Park Resort has been backed...

A call to keep a wedding venue tipi where guests are greeted by alpacas has been turned down by Pembrokeshire planners. Mr R Lloyd and...

Pembrokeshire Conservative group leader Councillor Di Clements has announced she is standing for the council leadership. The announcement by Cllr Clements, county councillor for Martletwy...

A retrospective call for a mobile asphalt batching plant to stay, described as “probably one of the most important applications” a Pembrokeshire town has...

A twice-backed £1m scheme for a “20-storey-high” wind turbine at a Pembrokeshire mansion will have to be decided by all councillors. Mr and Mrs Glen...

A scheme for 12 new lodges at a Pembrokeshire holiday park which was recommended for refusal – in part due to its effect on...

A call for Pembrokeshire County Council to potentially change its banking arrangement with Barclays, after it closed its Haverfordwest branch, has been turned down,...

A scheme to build 38 affordable and social housing units on the site of a fire-ravaged former Pembrokeshire hotel has been backed by senior...

The second stage of building Haverfordwest’s near-£19m transport interchange has been backed, with senior councillors hearing it could cost the council more to not...

Pembrokeshire County Council Leader David Simpson has confirmed his intention to stand down next month, saying his seven-year tenure has been “an honour of...

Plans for 12 new lodges at a Pembrokeshire holiday park are expected to be refused, in part due to concerns about the impact on...

A five-way fight for a new county councillor for the Pembrokeshire ward of St Ishmaels, vacant after the death of the late Reg Owens,...

A retrospective application for a mobile asphalt batching plant in a Pembrokeshire industrial estate is expected to be approved despite concerns raised by the...

A Pembrokeshire residential development of 52 homes, with just four affordable houses, is expected to get the go-ahead from county planners despite calls for...

A retrospective call to keep a 160-person wedding venue tipi, where guests are greeted by alpacas, teddy bear sheep and Vietnamese pot-bellied pigs, is...

A scheme for a 200-foot-high wind turbine to power a north Pembrokeshire mansion and arts charity home is being recommended for refusal despite county...

A scheme to build 38 affordable and social housing units on the site of the fire-ravaged former Cleddau Bridge Hotel, Pembroke Dock is expected...

The contract for the second stage of Haverfordwest’s contentious near-£19m transport interchange is expected to be made behind closed doors next week by senior...

A call for Pembrokeshire County Council to potentially change its banking arrangement with Barclays, after the bank announced it was closing its county town...

A claim that last-minute use of reserves was used to lower Pembrokeshire’s council tax increase to avoid senior councillors being defeated during the setting...

A call to end a legal agreement for financial contributions associated with the creation of Pembrokeshire’s Bluestone National Park Resort is expected to be...

An application for a slurry lagoon near the north Pembrokeshire village of Boncath has been conditionally approved by county planners. A H & V F...

Pembrokeshire’s social housing allocation policy could soon change, including applicants needing a stronger proof of a connection to the county. Members of the county council’s...

A proposed trial scheme for overnight motorhome and campervan parking at some of Pembrokeshire’s car parks could be under threat after it was overwhelmingly...

A Pembrokeshire retiree, who has a seaside holiday let, says the introduction of the Welsh Government 182-day rule for holiday lets has ‘killed’ his...

National park planners narrowly backed a scheme to build two large houses at a Pembrokeshire seaside village site, despite the objections of the local...

The rising use of synthetic opioids has been an increasing cause of concern for medical practitioners in recent years. These synthetic drugs, called nitazenes,...