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A Pembrokeshire school and the council are providing reassurance after parents raised fears following an announcement that a pupil would be allowed to wear a
A call for a £75,000 grant to support the coastal bus network in Pembrokeshire has been backed by the national park. At the March meeting
Council plans to build up to 14 homes on the site of a former Pembrokeshire school have been given the go-ahead. Pembrokeshire County Council, through
A call to extend a former Pembrokeshire school used as a community hub has been given the go-ahead. In an application to Pembrokeshire Coast National
Commercial coasteering activities in Pembrokeshire’s national park will need to be licensed at a cost of £100 from May following a decision by park members.
Plans for what would be the first drive-through Starbucks coffee shop in Pembrokeshire, and a Greggs bakery, on the site of a car dealership have
A call to keep a holiday pod sited on a Pembrokeshire farm, as part of a wider holiday pod farm diversification over two areas which
A call for the retrospective conversion of office space previously connected to a Pembrokeshire car hire business to a chocolate factory, a beauty salon and
A paddleboarding and canoeing company’s call for an extension to a boat shed at Pembroke’s South Quay, below its historic castle, has been submitted to
A call to extend a long-established Pembrokeshire golf club, bringing it up to a full 18 holes, has been submitted to county planners. In the
