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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...

Wales' housing minister has been accused of "celebrating failure" after confirming the Welsh Government will miss a target to build 20,000 social homes. Labour's manifesto...

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...

Human rights in Wales are too often "promises rather than protections", leaving vulnerable people dependent on goodwill rather than legal guarantees, a Senedd member...

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...

Veteran homelessness has been labelled a "national disgrace" as the Senedd debated Conservative calls for ex-service personnel to be given priority for social housing. James...

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...

A Reform UK politician who used a racial slur to describe Chinese people faces a two-week suspension after being found to have brought the...

The Welsh Government's chief legal adviser flatly denied reports a separate Welsh legal jurisdiction is off the agenda, telling the Senedd: "I said no...

"Strengthening human rights is a matter that strikes at the very heart of our democracy and our collective future" – Sioned Williams MS The Labour...

Resubmitted plans for a previously refused scheme for eco-friendly natural burials at a Pembrokeshire cemetery have now been given the go-ahead by the county...

A scheme for 50 homes in a Pembrokeshire town, which was put on hold temporarily last month, has been refused despite a call for...

A call for two gypsy traveller pitches at a small agricultural holding to allow a family to move from an existing site “suffering from...

Plaid Cymru has accused the Labour Welsh Government of allowing plans for a national care service to become "painfully slow" and "drag on without...

Adam Price MS (05/11/25) called on the Welsh Government to support flood victims in Carmarthenshire and to prioritise future preventative measures. The Plaid Cymru Member,...

Galwodd Adam Price AS heddiw (05/11/25) ar Lywodraeth Cymru i gefnogi dioddefwyr llifogydd yn Sir Gaerfyrddin ac i roi blaenoriaeth i fesurau atal yn...

Artificial intelligence has gone from being teased as a thing of the future and science fiction to dominating our reality at an alarming rate. The...

Plans for works on a Pembrokeshire village hotel to address changing consumer trends, which the application says has left a part of the business...

Plans for a north Pembrokeshire ‘battery box’ unit to provide electricity storage during off-peak times are expected to be approved despite local objections. In an...

Fresh plans for a replacement wind turbine in north Pembrokeshire, submitted after a previous scheme which saw concerns by the Met Office was withdrawn,...

Plans for a second cricket pitch at a successful Pembrokeshire club to let it “future-proof” its growth are expected to be backed by councillors. In...

Plans to convert a vacant Pembrokeshire farmhouse and outbuildings, which was once a children’s home, to five properties, have been lodged with the national...

A certificate of lawfulness call for a rural Pembrokeshire farm shellfish export business, which has even supplied Rick Stein’s with lobster, has been given...

A call to allow a four-wheeled shepherds hut to be placed in a Pembrokeshire garden as a personal writing space and visitor accommodation will...

Plans to replace a former ‘zoo’ with a visitor shelter at a Pembrokeshire castle and estate house which is open to the public have...

Plaid Cymru representatives are leading efforts to secure a permanent Banking Hub in Ammanford, following Lloyds Bank's decision to close its branch on Quay Street...

A call for works at what is said to be one of the oldest independent museums in Wales has been submitted to Pembrokeshire’s national...

Plans to reopen Haverfordwest’s Carpetright store, which closed in 2024, as another carpet store, submitted by the original founders of the brand, have been...

Plans for a new management and visitor building at a north Pembrokeshire caravan park have been given the go-ahead. In an application to Pembrokeshire Coast...

The Welsh Government has been accused of hypocrisy over a new NHS transparency drive, with opposition Senedd members challenging ministers to lead by example. Jeremy...

Schools in Wales will be required to deliver at least 10% of their teaching in Welsh by 2030 as part of a decade-long plan...

A Network Rail call to build a new disability-friendly railway bridge at Tenby’s Victorian station has been given the go-ahead by the national park. Back...

A formal scheme for a new store on the edge of Tenby by retail giant Lidl has been submitted to Pembrokeshire planners. In an application...

Pembrokeshire’s Labour group has warned that a recent decision to cut council tax premiums for second home-owners could lead to everyone else’s council tax...

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 convert Haverfordwest’s former Wesleyan Chapel, once the site of a regular place for preaching by John Wesley himself, to 15 flats have...

Hundreds of homes and potentially thousands of jobs in Pembrokeshire could be at risk due to recent changes in planning guidance, a strongly worded...