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An emergency call for councillors to fight a “total failure of the people of Pembrokeshire” downgrading of services at Withybush hospital has been backed. At...

A call to convert a financially unviable disused former antiques shop on the edge of Crymych to residential accommodation has been given the go-ahead...

Office for Budget Responsibility lowers growth forecasts to 1.1% for 2026 but upgrades the outlook in 2027 and 2028 to 1.6%. Public sector net borrowing...

A call for a home to provide security for a well-established Pembrokeshire fuel distribution business and a proposed museum, which has hopes of developing...

An appeal against a national park refusal of a scheme to convert a garden shed to a holiday let at a Pembrokeshire seaside village...

An emergency call for Pembrokeshire’s council to take greater action in safeguarding the future of Withybush hospital is to be heard next week. At the...

A call to allow a Pembrokeshire couple to keep living in a farmhouse which has been in breach of a planning condition since 1998...

A call for approval for the use of Crymych industrial units as a golf simulator, child’s play space and a wellness centre offering a...

Concerns have been raised by both Tenby’s town council and civic society about details of a scheme to turn its former Poundland and Royal...

A call to allow a family to be allowed to keep using an outbuilding, occupied for more than two decades as a home while...

Plans to expand a popular beauty spot award-winning Pembrokeshire pub, in part using a former public toilet, have been submitted to the national park. In...

A petition calling for “immediate intervention” on health board-backed changes to emergency general surgery provision at Pembrokeshire’s Withybush hospital has already attracted more than...

The early stage of official plans for a deep-space radar site at Pembrokeshire’s Cawdor barracks, Brawdy, have been published ahead of a formal planning...

A Pembrokeshire byelection candidate, who set up a charitable foundation after the suicide of her daughter following cyberbullying, has withdrawn her candidacy after one...

Plans for a freshwater shower facility at a Pembrokeshire seaside harbour for cold water swimmers and other beach users have been given the go-ahead...

A call to allow the selling of alcohol as late as 10pm at a rural beauty spot former village tearoom which objectors fear will...

Council tax in Pembrokeshire is to rise by 4.6 per cent, equivalent to an extra £76 for the average property, less than half last...

Emergency general emergency surgery is to be removed from Pembrokeshire’s Withybush hospital as part of a wide range of changes backed following by Hywel...

A call for new industrial units on land near the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park offices has been given the go-ahead, but they can’t be...

A call to allow the selling of alcohol as late as 10pm at a rural beauty spot former village tearoom will “create an absolute...

A scheme to convert the basement of a Grade-II-listed former pub in a Pembrokeshire town’s conservation area to a flat has been refused by...

The chairman of the Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire branch of political party Reform has announced his resignation just months before the forthcoming May Senedd elections. Stuart...

Plans for an InPost e-commerce parcel locker service at a Pembrokeshire seaside village have been given the go-ahead by the national park despite concerns...

Despite objections a wedding venue near Abergavenny will be able to hold events for an extra five months a year. But the numbers of guests...

Plaid Cymru’s new councillor for Fishguard, elected following the death of Jordan Ryan has promised to “take over the mantle” of the late councillor. A...

Dyfed-Powys’ police and crime commissioner said he backed some of the wide-scale policing reforms proposed by the UK Government which seek to slash the...

English language translations on road signs for towns across Wales have been graffitied in protest against the Anglicisation of Welsh placenames. The incident occurred...

A call for a review of Pembrokeshire’s poor weather strategy, with the potential return of a north county ‘salt tip’ to tackle snowy and...

No formal application for Pembrokeshire council proposals for a £40m-plus road realignment scheme at flood-hit Newgale will be made for at least a year-and-a-half...

Plaid Cymru’s new councillor for Fishguard, elected following the death of Jordan Ryan has promised to “take over the mantle” of the late councillor. A...

Council tax in Pembrokeshire is expected to rise by 4.6 per cent, in proposals backed by senior councillors today, February 9. At the February 9...

A Neyland councillor has called for traffic calming measures in the town where “a terrible tragedy” was avoided by “sheer good luck” after a...

Proposals for a Pembrokeshire Church in Wales school is to be discontinued are “fundamentally flawed,” in part due to land ownership issues, councillors heard. At...

The final sign-off for plans for a heifer accommodation building and associated works at one of Pembrokeshire’s largest dairy farms, with a milking herd...

Construction work has started on a Haverfordwest scheme to provide sheltered housing apartments for the over-55s. The Tŷ Haverfordia affordable housing and reablement development of...

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...

The new year inevitably brings with it a new cultural trend to obsess over and 2026 is no exception. The rise and return of physical...

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...