Pembrokeshire recycling centre overhaul cleared after council vote
Pembrokeshire County Council rejected a challenge to its new vehicle‑registration access system, paving the way for phased rollout at six waste sites.
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Pembrokeshire loses nearly a third of pubs since 2010
Official data shows a 32.5% drop in Pembrokeshire pubs over 15 years, outpacing the Welsh average and prompting calls for rate reforms.
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Parents conquer Welsh 3 Peaks to fund Eagles’ rugby tour
Eleven Haverfordwest Eagles parents tackled Wales’ three highest peaks in 19 hours, raising funds for the U14 girls’ 2027 Bognor rugby tour.
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Britain readies home defence as Europe revives conscription
The UK accelerates a Home Defence Programme, updating War Books and planning a 2027 exercise, while neighbours expand conscription and total defence.
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No step‑free upgrade planned for Haverfordwest station
Network Rail says no accessibility works are scheduled for Haverfordwest station, even as the site wins a national community award.
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Roni Size sets record with deepest underground rave in Gwynedd
Roni Size performed 1,375 ft beneath Eryri, sparking safety concerns and aiming for a world record as G‑Shock launches its Mudman watch.
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Second‑class stamp price cap extended to 2028
Ofcom will keep the 91p second‑class stamp price flat in real terms until March 2028 as Royal Mail works on universal‑service reforms.
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Pembrokeshire RNLI lifeguards mark 25 years with charity skydive
South Pembrokeshire lifeguards jumped from 10,000ft to fund equipment and training, while patrols continue through the October half‑term.
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Great-grandson of Aberfan rescuer meets King and Queen
Noah Jones, great‑grandson of a 1966 Aberfan hero, presented a posy to Queen Camilla at the Senedd opening as the royal family prepares a visit to the village.
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Pembroke Dock councillor to quit amid hostility claims
Long‑serving Labour councillor Joshua Beynon steps down, citing abuse and rising online hostility in public life.
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