Second Homes Tax Battle
16 October 2026
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Councillors have rejected two calls to cut Pembrokeshire’s council tax premium for second-home owners. Those in such properties will continue to pay a 125 per
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Councillors have rejected two calls to cut Pembrokeshire’s council tax premium for second-home owners. Those in such properties will continue to pay a 125 per
A call for Pembrokeshire’s council to address “the persistent problem of discarded hypodermic needles” in a Pembrokeshire estate has been lodged on its own online
A scheme for a wellness retreat in north Pembrokeshire previously turned down by county planners has now been given the go-ahead in a smaller scale
Ysgol Meidrim and Ysgol y fro in Carmarthenshire are unfortunately set to close at the end of this year, the 31st of December 2026, after
A plan to strip a north Pembrokeshire faith primary school of its religious status could be dropped. In May, Pembrokeshire County Council voted to remove
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
