POLICE are seeking the public’s help in reuniting a man with his mobile phone and £150 in cash. Posting on Twitter, Pembroke Dock police wrote: “On July 15, at approximately 9.30am, a male has dropped his mobile, with driving licence, and £150 in
RE: Hamlet soliloquy. To be, or not to be; that is the question: Whether ‘tis nobler in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles, And by opposing end them? To die: to sleep
THE dangers of rip currents have been highlighted after a paddler was carried out to sea on a Pembrokeshire beach this afternoon, July 20. HM Coastguard Dale was called out to Marloes Sands at 2.46pm this afternoon after a call from Milford Haven
A group will be established to look at how Pembrokeshire County Council can become a net carbon zero organisation by 2030 as it strives to combat climate change. After declaring a climate emergency at its last full council meeting, Cllr Joshua Beynon
Pembrokeshire County Council will now fine people caught walking their dogs on beaches where they are banned. The powers to fine dog owners who flout the summer beach dog ban rules have been there before but never enforced. At Thursday’s full
NEYLAND Ladies Choir ended a busy end of term with two engagements in a week. On Wednesday the ladies were at St Clement's Church for a fundraising concert for Roko 20, a school in Kenya run by Tracey Neale-Ferreira from Neyland. Musical Director
PUPILS from Coastlands School, St Ishmaels, have designed logos for a waymarked walking route between Dale and Marloes. The Frog-Gull Walk is so called because the nicknames for Dale and Marloes folk are respectively Frogs and Gulls. The older
THERE’S been a real ‘buzz’ at Neyland CP School, with pupils doing some great things for the bees. The youngsters have planted wildflowers at the front, and the eco-committee have designed posters to mark the area. Mayor Bill Mc’Garvie and Councillor
A drug-driver had taken cocaine 48 hours before being stopped, magistrates have heard. Edward John Adams, of Thornton Road, Steynton, Milford Haven, pleaded guilty to driving while over the controlled drug limit when he appeared before Haverfordwest
