
Tenby Flooding Call
A Pembrokeshire councillor’s call for a long-term fix to flooding on a road at Tenby’s entrance will be considered by the county council in October.

A Pembrokeshire councillor’s call for a long-term fix to flooding on a road at Tenby’s entrance will be considered by the county council in October.

Councillors are set to hear a call to modernise Pembrokeshire’s seasonal dog restrictions, including replacing some outright bans with time limits. A notice of motion

Twice-refused contentious plans for a new ‘traveller site’ on the outskirts of a Pembrokeshire seaside village are being recommended to be turned down for a

On the week of Monday 5th October 2026, a group of gamers in south Wales were pondering if it was still worth going to the

County planners have approved a scheme allowing the public to buy furniture, household goods and tools recovered from a Pembrokeshire waste recycling centre. Pembrokeshire County

Council planners have approved a north Pembrokeshire glamping venture, which includes geodesic domes and yurts, but it may not be able to be occupied until

Pembrokeshire councillors have backed plans to buy seven more ‘council houses’ at a seaside village site where the authority bought 21 last year. At its

Senior councillors have backed plans to scrap Pembrokeshire’s waste and recycling centre booking system and replace it with numberplate recognition. At its October 5 meeting,

Young people completing their Duke of Edinburgh’s Award through Caerphilly County Borough Council dedicated 4,485 hours to volunteering between April 2025 and March 2026. Their

David William Owen, aged 35 from Llanidloes, has today been sentenced to serve 14 months in prison, after pleading guilty to causing the death of