Pembrokeshire council backs seven new homes in Saundersfoot
Pembrokeshire County Council approves purchase of seven new-build homes in Saundersfoot, boosting affordable housing amid high demand and limited supply.
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Community gathers for Pembrokeshire Dawn Walk in memory of Ross
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.
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Saundersfoot lodge owners seek planning certificate for Airbnb
Luke and Debra Smith have applied for a lawfulness certificate to keep their outdoor lodge operating as a short‑term let in Saundersfoot, sparking scrutiny from the national park authority.
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Lidl’s Milkybar Muffin fuels shopper frenzy at £1.49
Lidl’s new Milkybar Muffin, priced at £1.49, is sparking online buzz as shoppers call it “phenomenal” and “obsessed”.
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South West Wales pushes unified investment proposition
Leaders gather in Llanelli to present a coordinated plan for economic growth, energy, transport and housing across South West Wales.
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Sbardun programme launched to boost Welsh business scaling
Welsh Government and Development Bank unveil a 24‑month initiative to help established firms scale, increase productivity and create skilled jobs.
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Monmouth shops hit with £85,000 immigration fines
Two town‑centre businesses in Monmouth face £85,000 in fines after Home Office raids reveal illegal employment breaches, with one firm contesting the penalty.
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Monmouthshire road closures and diversions announced for October
Detailed list of October road closures, diversions and utility works across Monmouthshire, including filming, National Grid and forestry maintenance.
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Landlady terrified after bottles hurled in Narberth pub assault
Narberth landlady Kayleigh Bushell describes a terrifying bottle‑throwing assault at The Dragon Inn; perpetrator pleads guilty, sentencing set for October.
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Cross‑party motion backs Wales defence industry support
Welsh Conservatives, Labour and Reform UK secure a narrow vote to urge faster investment in the defence sector amid ethical framework delays.
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