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How to do the ChatGPT action figure trend - make your AI doll | Milford Mercury

1 week ago | milfordmercury.co.uk | Molly Court

This is how you make the viral AI action figure doll with ChatGPT - follow these instructions and to make your own Barbie for free.
Drug dealer attempted to stash cocaine under seat of police car

1 month ago | milfordmercury.co.uk | Tom Moody

A DRUG dealer tried to hide a stash of almost 50 grams of cocaine under the seat of a police car after he was arrested. Prosecutor Alycia Carpanini told Swansea Crown Court that police received intelligence and stopped a Seat Leon in the St Clears area on February 1. Shaun Clawson was a passenger in the car. Officers seized a phone from on the passenger seat, and a cling film wrap and a spoon containing traces of white powder were also recovered from the passenger footwell.
Pembrokeshire council tax rise decision put on hold for fortnight

2 months ago | milfordmercury.co.uk | Bruce Sinclair

A decision on setting Pembrokeshire’s budget, with an expected council tax rise of nearly 10 per cent, has been put on hold for two weeks, on the eve of the county receiving a better financial settlement from Welsh Government. The setting of the council’s budget for 2025-’26 was due to be decided today, February 20 at a special meeting of full council, with a 9.85 per cent council tax increase recommended, adding £148.81 to the average Band D property’s bill.
Fishguard Community Pantry reopens after major revamp

2 months ago | milfordmercury.co.uk | Becky Hotchin

A free food service, that has stopped thousands of tonnes of food being wasted in Pembrokeshire, has reopened after a complete revamp. Fishguard Community Pantry, the first of its kind in Wales, has been closed for around two weeks while the facility has undergone an overhaul. The old pantry, which had been damaged by a suspected car crashing into it, has been removed and replaced with a brand new more accessible shed and kitted out with a new fridge, flooring and wipe clean walls.
Gasses near landfill exceed WHO guidance, but authorities say not caused by tip

2 months ago | milfordmercury.co.uk | Becky Hotchin

Air quality analysis from the area surrounding a problem landfill site shows that concentrations of a potentially harmful gas exceeded World Health Organisation (WHO) guidelines eight times in recent months. However, authorities say that the most recent exceedances were not caused by the ‘stink bomb on steroids’ tip which began receiving waste again on January 6.
Birds Eye issues recall from Co-op stores as 'do not eat' warning issued

2 months ago | milfordmercury.co.uk | Josh Searle

Birds Eye is recalling one of its Goodfella’s products because it may be a “possible health risk” for some customers. The Goodfella’s Stonebaked Think Garlic Bread has been recalled because it has been mispackaged with a garlic bread that contains cheese. As a result, the product is a health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to milk, as it contains milk not mentioned on the label.
Milford Haven man accused of having and dealing cocaine

2 months ago | milfordmercury.co.uk | Tom Moody

Shaun Clawson has been accused of dealing cocaine. (Image: PA) A MILFORD Haven man has been accused of dealing cocaine. Shaun Clawson, 39, of Nantucket Avenue, appeared at Haverfordwest Magistrates’ Court accused of one offence. It was alleged that Clawson was in possession of cocaine on February 1 and intended to supply it. For the latest crime and court news for west Wales, you can join our Facebook group here.
Mum issues warning over Amazon toy after son swallows a magnet

2 months ago | milfordmercury.co.uk | Josh Searle

Having binned all the magnetic toys in the house, Louise is now sharing Junior's scary experience to ensure it doesn't happen to anyone else (Image: Kennedy News and Media) A mum issued a warning over an Amazon toy after her son had to be banned from touching anything metal by doctors - as he swallowed magnets while pretending it was a tongue piercing. Louise Mcfarlane bought her eight-year-old son Junior Gallon a set of magnetic building balls from Amazon two years ago.
Council asks for feedback on flood risk management strategy

2 months ago | milfordmercury.co.uk | Elizabeth Birt

The council is asking for feedback on its flood risk management plans (Image: NQ archive) Pembrokeshire residents are being asked for feedback on the council's flood risk management plans. This comes in line with the Flood and Water Management Act 2010, which requires local authorities like Pembrokeshire County Council to publish their strategies and plans and request input from the community.
The rules on travelling while your passport is being renewed

2 months ago | milfordmercury.co.uk | Emilia Kettle

If you are planning on travelling abroad, you'll want to check if your passport is valid. Although a little blue book, a passport entitles you to travel around the world and is one of the most important documents to own. When you're booking your next trip abroad and planning all of your adventures, you may get caught up in the excitement of checking your passport renewal date. Not having a valid passport can lead to lots of disappointment and result in you can being able to enjoy your holiday.