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A fresh call has been made for Crown Estate assets in Wales to be devolved to the country, a call backed by Pembrokeshire councillors...

More than 100 development schemes in Pembrokeshire, amounting to more than 2,300 homes, are in limbo due to the ongoing Nitrogen Neutrality guidelines from...

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 Pembrokeshire community council, which only has half its council seats filled, is calling for anyone interested in becoming a councillor to think about...

A call to allow a Pembrokeshire seaside village pub to keep a beer garden created without planning permission nearly 20 years ago has been...

Plans to convert a historic north Pembrokeshire former farm milk parlour and grain store, which is in danger of falling to ruin, to a...

A retrospective call to approve works at a north Pembrokeshire home, which includes a chicken run and solar panels, has been refused after concerns...

A call to allow a Pembrokeshire farm to keep welfare facilities to care for rare breed breeding Tamworth pigs has been given the go-ahead. In...

A fresh call to allow the retrospective conversion of office space to a chocolate factory, a beauty salon and laundrette has been submitted after...

Pembrokeshire County Council has stressed it has not “requested or given direction” that Tenby’s much-loved Summer Spectacular should be cancelled after fears have been...

A call to look at alternative ways of delivering Pembrokeshire’s crematorium services, witch included the potential option of them being privately run, will not...

A Pembrokeshire sports club, which was recently refused permission by the council to keep advertising signs which support its activities, is looking to fight...

Church education in Pembrokeshire, the birthplace of Wales’s Patron Saint, is under threat from a series of actions by the council which could amount...

A Pembrokeshire sports club, which was recently refused permission by the council to keep advertising signs which support its activities, is looking to fight...

Rhun ap Iorwerth fielded questions on further devolution, budget decisions, and misinformation, at this week's First Minister's Questions. Mr ap Iorwerth also answered questions on...

Amended plans for a rural mid Pembrokeshire slurry lagoon have been given the go-ahead after an initial scheme was altered due to the presence...

A plan to spruce up some of Tenby harbour’s Georgian arches, built by Sir William Paxton, in the hope other owners will follow suit,...

Plans for a new showroom for a Pembrokeshire car dealership which has recently acquired a new Isuzu vehicle franchise, have been given the go-ahead. In...

The discourse surrounding the UK Government’s Plan 2 Student Loan repayment scheme has been reignited by recent graduates’ anger at this high interest plan....

Plans for what could have been the third store in the country for Welsh cheesecake business The Cheesecake Guy Ltd at Saundersfoot’s Coal Building...

A recent decision by senior Pembrokeshire councillors on a review in the way crematorium services in the county will be delivered is to be...

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 former Pembrokeshire farmhouse and guesthouse into housing units has been given the go-ahead by county planners. In an application to...

Pembrokeshire councillors have backed the closure of a small rural school which has left campaigners “heartbroken” and “let down by those elected to represent...

Plans to convert a former Pembrokeshire town centre social club into council owned social housing have been given the go-ahead. In an application to Pembrokeshire...

Culture and sport "are not a nice to have - they are part of the solution to creating a healthier, more prosperous society", according...

Seven candidates are to stand for a Pembrokeshire council seat made vacant following the death of veteran councillor Brian Hall, including a former councillor...

The final decision to close fire-ravaged Manorbier school has been given the go-ahead, despite a heartfelt last-minute plea by local councillor Phil Kidney to...

Plans to convert historic farm buildings near north Pembrokeshire’s Whitesands beach for use as holiday accommodation have been given the go-ahead, but their use...

A call to allow a caravan occupied without permission for 30 years to remain a home has been given the go-ahead by county planners. In...

Rhun ap Iorwerth fielded questions on housing shortages, the Armed Forces, and the Nation of Sanctuary as he returned for his third First Minister's...

A call to convert a ticket office to a home at a former Pembrokeshire railway line which closed more than 60 years ago has...

A Pembrokeshire town bowls club’s call on planners to let it keep advertising signs for local businesses which help support its operations has been...

A call to allow the expansion of a Pembrokeshire waste recycling business of over 25 years standing has been submitted to county planners. In an...

A call to allow a south Pembrokeshire caravan site to move to having caravans all-year-round, which led to fears of a precedent that other...

Further work at a Pembrokeshire seaside village pub has been given the go-ahead following a previous approved works scheme aimed at addressing “adverse comment...

A call to keep a building which would partly be used as a distillery at a Pembrokeshire farm which produces award-winning sheep milk-infused gin...

A call to allow a Pembrokeshire chapel to keep a temporary classroom used as a Sunday school while funding for a permanent building is...

Plans by a Vodafone phone company subsidiary to bring fibreoptic cables across the sea from Ireland to a Pembrokeshire seaside beach village in order...

Plans to expand facilities at a popular beauty spot award-winning Pembrokeshire pub, in part using a former public toilet, have been approved. In an application...

A call for a north Pembrokeshire farm to be able to diversify through the bottling of water from its well has been given the...

Plans to extend a house in a Pembrokeshire seaside village, which has an associated café which has caused local concerns about noise and disturbance,...

A call to convert holiday lets near a Pembrokeshire village pub to a single home for their owner to downsize has been approved by...

A call to allow a Pembrokeshire agricultural building to be used as a public gym and what is believed to be the first Padel...

A Pembrokeshire wind turbine scheme which was recommended to be refused over a lack of information on how it may affect bats, which led...

A call to sell alcohol from a coffee shop at a Pembrokeshire railway station, which recently led to a mass violence incident which led...

Plans for new horse breeding sheds in north Pembrokeshire for “the longest continuously run Welsh pony stud in the world,” which is seeking to...

Plans to diversify a National Trust campsite on the Pembrokeshire coast, with seasonal siting for campervans and ‘landpods’ have been approved. In an application recommended...

Further discussions are to take place about where pupils from a Pembrokeshire school will go while its roof is rebuilt after failing when it...

A call for a time extension for plans for housing on the site of a former “blot on the national park” seaside turkey farm...