THE number of pupils on part-time timetables has risen dramatically over the last year, but the council says this is due to a new recording system. The information, revealed under a Freedom of Information (FOI) request, shows the number of students
FEARS part of Pembroke Dock’s history may be lost to the community have been raised by a local councillor. It is believed Pembroke Dock’s Martello Tower on Front Street is being placed up for auction by Pembrokeshire county Council, despite hopes
MILFORD Haven School pupils recently learned all about the dangers of tombstoning. The activity – jumping from height into water – carries serious risks such as hidden dangers in the water, strong currents, cold water, and unexpected depths.
THE former market hall in Pembroke Dock is set to open its doors for a new culinary trial next month. Y Gegin - the kitchen - a pop up food hall-style restaurant in launching on June 7 and will initially run until June 30. The market hall will
TWO detectives have been awarded for their work in gaining the trust of victims of Neyland paedophile John Smith, and maintaining their confidence to give evidence at trial during a particularly challenging case. Detective Constable Lisa Roberts
A REPORT of a boat on fire led to an emergency services alert shortly after midnight this morning, May 15. The boat had four people on board. HM Coastguard Dale was alerted by Coastguard Operations Centre (CGOC) at 12.05am. Posting on Facebook
Pembrokeshire County Council is to stop leasing a car for use by its Chairman on official business. The lease on the BMW 1 Series 216d has expired and will not be renewed. Council Leader, David Simpson, said the move will save the Authority
Pembrokeshire is celebrating success in the 2019 Wales Coast Awards. A total of 39 beaches have been recognised winning Blue Flag, Green Coast or Seaside awards. Eleven beaches will be flying the iconic Blue Flag, a world-renowned eco-label
