Pembrokeshire

Emergency service vehicles and personnel were first observed on the town’s coastal roads from around 1pm, prompting a public advisory from the fire service.

Rotary volunteers ran the Park and Ride, staffed booths and helped raise funds, with Lloyd & Whyte matching donations to boost the Pembrokeshire Food Bank.

Pembrokeshire County Council approves purchase of seven new-build homes in Saundersfoot, boosting affordable housing amid high demand and limited supply.

Around 80 walkers tackled three routes from Cresselly Arms on Oct 4, raising £8,500 for the Paul Sartori Foundation in tribute to Ross Grimsley.

North Pembrokeshire hosts a free day of talks, crafts and foraging walks to highlight hedgerow heritage and biodiversity.

Local independent businesses gather at Llys‑y‑Frân on 17‑18 October for a curated autumn market, offering handmade gifts, food and crafts.

Plaid Cymru Senedd members press for a new health hub in Fishguard, citing rural equity and pending funding from the Welsh Government.

Conservative MS Paul Davies urges the chancellor to act on fuel duty as diesel hits a record £2 per litre, threatening families and businesses in Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion.

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.

Located in and around the Milford Haven Waterway in Pembrokeshire, META is Wales’ national marine energy test centre. It offers eight pre‑consented sites for at‑sea testing of wave,…