Two face 16 Tesco alcohol theft charges in West Wales
Joshua Wells and Kelly Vick face shoplifting charges at Haverfordwest and Ammanford stores, with one hearing adjourned due to technical faults.
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North Pembrokeshire salt store reinstated to boost winter gritting
The council‑owned tip sits on the B4332 between Eglwyswrw and Boncath, a short distance from the A478 that links Crymych with Cardigan. Its purpose is to let gritting…
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Roman coins link Pembrokeshire fort to ancient Welsh legend
New Roman coins found near Frenni Fawr give fresh weight to the Macsen Wledig legend, reshaping understanding of Roman activity in west Wales.
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Pembrokeshire firms can apply for up to £1m home‑energy grants
A £7m supply‑chain fund under the Swansea Bay City Deal offers Pembrokeshire manufacturers up to £1m to produce low‑carbon home‑energy technology, with applications due 9 Nov 2026.
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Nearly two in five Pembrokeshire children in income deprivation
Official figures reveal 38.1% of Pembrokeshire’s under‑16s live in income deprivation, intensifying calls for the Welsh £10 weekly child payment pilot.
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Tenby calls for extra trains for major events
South Pembrokeshire Rail Action Group urges Transport for Wales to add services for Ironman Wales and other high‑traffic events, citing congestion relief.
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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 ÂŁ61,592 in pothole claims as Wales spends ÂŁ30m 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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