Sallie Phillips

3 days ago | westerntelegraph.co.uk | Sallie Phillips

The former police station in Narberth is on the market (Image: Gareth Davies Photography) A former police station on the edge of Narberth is up for sale for offers in the region of £75,000. The building, located on Jesse Road, is being marketed by BP2 Property Consultants. The property, which spans 747 sq ft, is currently vacant and comes with a number of features including a rear garden area, six car parking spaces, and an integral garage.

3 days ago | tivysideadvertiser.co.uk | Sallie Phillips

Located along the A487 coast road, the property is described as being in a "sought after location" within one of the largest villages on the Cardigan Bay coastline. The site includes a fully refurbished public house and restaurant, a two-bedroom first floor apartment, and private parking for multiple vehicles. According to the listing, the business is being sold due to the retirement of the current owners, who are said to have built a strong reputation for the venue.

3 days ago | southwalesguardian.co.uk | Sallie Phillips

The former supermarket, located on College Street, is being marketed by Brinsons Limited, Caerphilly, with the price open to offers. The property, a large purpose-built premises, has accommodation spread over two floors. It boasts a prominent retail frontage to the main town centre car park to the rear as well as College Street. This could be an ideal opportunity for businesses looking to establish themselves in a central location.

3 days ago | southwalesargus.co.uk | Sallie Phillips

A number of train services across Wales are likely to be disrupted next week due to major engineering works between Cardiff Central and Newport (Image: NQ) Train services will be significantly reduced next week from June 9 across Wales due to major engineering works. This is due to major engineering work between Cardiff Central and Newport. The trains will operate on the slower relief tracks in this section, causing extended journey times.

3 days ago | southwalesargus.co.uk | Sallie Phillips

A post on the council's official Facebook page at approximately 3pm on Friday, May 30, showed a pair of before and after photos from a shop that had been visited by trading standards officers in partnership with Gwent Police. The officers seized a number of counterfeit items as well as some cash from the shops in Victoria and Duffryn. The pictures show a rail of clothes and shoes that had been seized after being deemed counterfeit by the trading standards officers.