Pembrokeshire Herald

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Kilgetty public toilets to be transferred to community council

3 days ago | pembrokeshire-herald.com | Bruce Sinclair

A TRANSFER of a Pembrokeshire village’s public toilets to the community council from the county council won’t lead to it forking out for remial repairs, councillors heard. A question submitted at the May meeting of Pembrokeshire County Council by local member Cllr Alistair Cameron, Transfer of Responsibility for Kilgetty Public Conveniences from Pembrokeshire County Council to Kilgetty Begelly Community Council, asked for an update on the transfer.
Stalker built secret den to spy on ex-partner

3 days ago | pembrokeshire-herald.com | Sarah-Jane Absalom

A PEMBROKESHIRE man has admitted building a secret observation den behind his former partner’s home in a disturbing attempt to monitor her movements following the breakdown of their relationship. Dewi Williams, 32, of Neyland Road, Steynton, selected a secluded spot at the rear of the woman’s property in Pembroke Dock and used it over a three-month period to track her day-to-day activities.
‘This can’t happen to anyone else ever again’: Call for ban on strip searching of children

3 days ago | pembrokeshire-herald.com | Chris Haines

A HUMAN rights expert called for a ban on strip searching of children in Wales, with black children disproportionately subject to the traumatising and degrading practice. Rhian Croke, of the Children’s Legal Centre Wales, warned strip search is a violation of children’s rights as she called for less invasive alternatives such as body scanners.
Pembrokeshire village housing development plans withdrawn

4 days ago | pembrokeshire-herald.com | Bruce Sinclair

A PROPOSED housing development in a Pembrokeshire village, which has seen lengthy objections from the local community council, has been withdrawn. In an application to Pembrokeshire County Council, Urban Style Homes Ltd sought permission for a residential development of six dwellings with associated landscaping and access on land next to The Green, High Street, St Florence.
How much money Pembrokeshire makes from second homes tax premium

4 days ago | pembrokeshire-herald.com | Bruce Sinclair

SENEDD Members criticised a lack of progress on new Gypsy, Roma and Traveller sites, warning people are living in substandard conditions in contravention of their human rights. John Griffiths raised concerns about the poor condition of council-run sites in Wales after hearing evidence of disrepair, pollution and rat infestations destroying people’s lives.
Senedd Members criticise ‘slow progress’ on Gypsy sites

5 days ago | pembrokeshire-herald.com | Chris Haines

SENEDD Members criticised a lack of progress on new Gypsy, Roma and Traveller sites, warning people are living in substandard conditions in contravention of their human rights. John Griffiths raised concerns about the poor condition of council-run sites in Wales after hearing evidence of disrepair, pollution and rat infestations destroying people’s lives.
Possible changes to new 54-home Saundersfoot development

5 days ago | pembrokeshire-herald.com | Bruce Sinclair

WELSH food and drink producers have made a strong impression at FHA-Food & Beverage in Singapore, Asia’s leading food and hospitality trade event. Held at a key strategic location for export markets, FHA provided a platform for Welsh businesses to showcase the very best of their produce to buyers from across southeast Asia, China, India, Australia and beyond. Exhibitors included Dairy Partners and Morning Foods, both proudly representing Welsh-made products on the international stage.
Llangwm village school site to be turned into home

5 days ago | pembrokeshire-herald.com | Bruce Sinclair

PLANS to convert a Victorian era former primary school to a home have been given the go-ahead by Pembrokeshire County Council. David Hanney had sought a change of use of the former Cleddau Reach VC Primary School, The Gail, Llangwm, which closed back in 2013. The school closed after the construction of a new £6m school in the area. A supporting statement said: “The school building has been empty for around 10 years and was showing signs of neglect and decay prior to the client’s purchase.
Big development approved next to medieval Llawhaden Castle

5 days ago | pembrokeshire-herald.com | Bruce Sinclair

A SCHEME to convert a disused care home next to a Pembrokeshire castle to a house has been approved by county planners. In an application to Pembrokeshire County Council, Carwyn Rees sought permission for the conversion of the former Castle View Rest Home, Llawhaden, near Narberth; the property vacant since 2021 and no longer run as a care provider. The property is situated next to medieval Llawhaden Castle, within the village’s conservation area.
Pembrokeshire County Council Cabinet changes announced

5 days ago | pembrokeshire-herald.com | Bruce Sinclair

TWO NEW faces are to join Pembrokeshire County Council’s Cabinet after it was announced last month that two members were to step down.