Border Force Contraband
5 October 2026
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Plans to turn part of a listed Georgian dockyard building in Pembrokeshire into a Border Force store for seized contraband and firearms have been approved.
Plans to turn part of a listed Georgian dockyard building in Pembrokeshire into a Border Force store for seized contraband and firearms have been approved.
A call to build homes in a Pembrokeshire village’s conservation area has been approved after a previous proposal, which it was feared would lead to
Plans for three new holiday lets at popular Pembrokeshire attraction Folly Farm have been submitted to county planners. Folly Farm managing director Chris Ebsworth, through
Plans for up to 50 new homes for social rent in Bargoed have moved a step closer. Caerphilly County Borough Council has confirmed it will
Plans have been lodged to expand a Pembrokeshire town-centre pharmacy into a former flat and add healthcare facilities. Mendus Pharmacy, through agent Hayston Developments &
A call to convert a south Pembrokeshire garage to a two-bed holiday let has been given the go-ahead by county planners. In an application to
Picture caption: Inspire! Adult Learning Awards winners with Welsh Government Deputy Minister for Skills and Tertiary Education, Cefin Campbell (left) and Learning and Work Institute
A Pembrokeshire county councillor has been accused of trying to “get one over” on a council planning panel, which saw the suspension of one of
Works related to a scheme for 16 new apartments at the riverside site of Haverfordwest’s former snooker club have been given the thumbs-up by planners.
An appeal against last year’s refusal of a £7.5m Pembrokeshire holiday park extension, resubmitted after a high court judgement overturned a previous council approval, has
