Man denies dangerous driving causing serious injury in Haverfordwest
The incident occurred on 3 August 2025 when a Peugeot Bipper van, designed as a two‑seater, collided with a verge.
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Powys pays £61,592 in pothole claims as Wales spends £30m on repairs
Powys Council’s payout highlights the wider £30 million spent by Welsh councils on pothole repairs and the growing strain on drivers.
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Autumn Market at Llys‑y‑Frân showcases Pembrokeshire makers
Local independent businesses gather at Llys‑y‑Frân on 17‑18 October for a curated autumn market, offering handmade gifts, food and crafts.
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Rhian Elizabeth to headline Cardigan’s Cellar Bards night
Award‑winning poet Rhian Elizabeth will read from her latest collection at The Cellar in Cardigan on 9 October, with open‑mic slots for local writers.
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Burst water mains disrupt hundreds across west Wales
Three main breaks in Saundersfoot, Newcastle Emlyn and Treffgarne force emergency repairs, leaving hundreds without water as Welsh Water works to restore supply.
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Family fun across Powys: rally, cinema and free Footicubs
Powys offers a weekend of rally thrills, free Footicubs play, cinema screenings and museum exhibitions, giving families a varied and affordable programme.
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Pembrokeshire cardiac patients to benefit from £18,000 ECG machine grant
Cardiac patients across Pembrokeshire will soon experience faster access to essential diagnostic testing after the Welsh Government allocated £18,000 to purchase a new electrocardiogram (ECG) machine for the region’s health board. The funding, confirmed by the Hywel Dda University Health Board, will see the equipment installed at the Prince Philip Hospital in Haverfordwest and at…
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£7m fund to boost home‑energy manufacturing in South West Wales
New Supply Chain Fund offers up to £1m grants to create local jobs and keep renewable tech production in South West Wales.
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Moby Dick mural unveiled in Fishguard for 70th anniversary
A towering mural of the great white whale by local artist Lloyd The Graffiti now dominates a Fishguard corner, celebrating John Huston’s 1970 film and the town’s maritime heritage, funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
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Paul Mackness installed as Dean of St Davids Cathedral
Space for the service is limited, but members of the public are invited to attend, subject to capacity. Mackness, who currently serves as Archdeacon of St Davids, was announced…
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