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Teenager and rescue dog to represent Britain at 'Olympics for dogs' A local teenager and her rescue pooch will compete for Team GB at what has been dubbed the Olympics for dogs. Supermarket apologises after drivers hit by parking fines A local supermarket has apologised after residents and visitors were stung with fines when the maximum parking time in their car park was reduced without warning. Surgery in Pembrokeshire will close, health board confirm St Davids surgery is to close, with patients transferred to local practices as close as possible to where they live, Hywel Dda University Health Board decided today, July 25. Legal call to stop £6m expansion of holiday park still ongoing A legal request to overturn a Pembrokeshire County Council-granted approval for a £6m expansion of a south Pembrokeshire holiday park is still ongoing despite a previous announcement it had been turned down, county planners heard. Health minister Eluned Morgan set to become next Welsh Labour leader Baroness Morgan was the only candidate to enter the race to replace outgoing First Minister Vaughan Gething as leader of Welsh Labour. Beach goers rescued as abundance of dangerous rip currents appear on popular beach More than a dozen people were helped out of the sea off a popular Pembrokeshire beach yesterday as conditions caused an ‘abundance’ of dangerous rip currents. Conservation consultation on 'one of the most scenic villages' in Park backed A public consultation is to be held on potentially making one of south Pembrokeshire’s most scenic estuarial villages, home to a CAMRA award-winning pub, a conservation area. Work begins to demolish historic pub to make way for ‘monstrosity new build’ Work to demolish a historic pub in the centre of a Pembrokeshire seaside town and replace it with what locals have called a ‘monstrosity new build’ has started. Pembrokeshire farm building scheme given go-ahead by planners AN application for a storage building at a south Pembrokeshire farm, made by a family member of an officer on Pembrokeshire County Council’s planning service, has been given the go-ahead by the authority’s planning committee. Are you allowed to punch a seagull if it tries to steal your food? Seagulls have been known to attack humans on beaches but can you defend yourself against one? Read more

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