Tenby Observer

The Tenby Observer was a weekly newspaper published in English that catered to a conservative audience. It was distributed in Tenby, South Pembrokeshire, and among tourists. The newspaper primarily focused on local news and lists of visitors. Richard Mason was the publisher from 1853 until 1860.

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Dyfed-Powys Police seek boat theft leads in Pembrokeshire

1 day ago | tenby-today.co.uk | Paul Evans

Dyfed-Powys Police are investigating the theft of a rare rib boat and trailer from Little Haven Boat Park in Haverfordwest. The public is urged to provide information. (DPP)Dyfed-Powys Police are appealling for information relating to the theft of a rib boat in Pembrokeshire. Police are investigating a report of the theft of a boat and trailer from Little Haven Boat Park in Haverfordwest.
Resident voices concerns over anti-social behaviour in Pembroke Dock

2 days ago | tenby-today.co.uk | Patrick Ovenden

A traffic calming measure was taken in Fort Road in response to complaints about anti-social driving, but this has done little to curb the nightly problem, according to a resident and reports from the nearby hospital. (© Google)A PEMBROKE Dock resident has approached the Town Council with concerns over Anti Social Behaviour.
Volunteers Week spotlight: unlocking the power of volunteering

2 days ago | tenby-today.co.uk | Patrick Ovenden

Bil Pob Plentyn at the Senedd (ScoutsCymru)This Volunteers’ Week, organisations from across Wales and the UK have come together to celebrate the life-changing power of volunteering — and to call for action to make volunteering part of everyday life for more people, in every community. At the Senedd the Bil Pob Plentyn / Law for Every Child legislative proposal has been launched — a new Bill that aims to strengthen and protect the rights of babies, children and young people in Wales.
Torch Theatre welcomes The Rozzers’ Tribute to Sting and The Police

2 days ago | tenby-today.co.uk | Patrick Ovenden

Sting look and sound-a-like Owen James (Photo supplied by Torch Theatre)Owen James and his band ‘The Rozzers’ present the most authentic Sting tribute in Europe at the Torch Theatre in Milford Haven this July. Also in the newsThe Police were arguably the biggest band on the planet between 1977 and 1983, achieving five number one hits on both sides of the Atlantic.
WATCH: Steps2Health in May - 20th Anniversary of Tenby walking club

2 days ago | tenby-today.co.uk | Patrick Ovenden

The first Steps2Health walk of May was a glorious start to a month that shows Pembrokeshire at its finest and marked the Tenby walking club’s 20th anniversary. On May 3, 29 cheery walkers gathered near the site of Stackpole Court. Chris and Annie led the Steadies on a delightful circuit, taking in the walled garden, new willow sculptures and Ice House before heading for Mencap Gardens and Cawdor Cafe. It was a delightful day to enjoy the abundance of spring flowers.
'Breathtaking' Pembrokeshire beach makes UK top 10 list

2 days ago | tenby-today.co.uk | Paul Evans

Marloes Sands Beach, located southwest of the village of Marloes, looking out onto Skokholm Island, ranked fourth, with 88.51% of reviews (231 out of 261) rating it five stars. (PCNPA)A new study, based on Tripadvisor reviews, determining the best UK beaches to visit this summer, has seen a ‘picturesque and truly breathtaking’ Pembrokeshire coastal spot make the top 10 of the highest-rated beaches in the UK.
Tenby Friendship Club boost for Guide Dogs

2 days ago | tenby-today.co.uk | Patrick Ovenden

Seen with musicians John and Chas, Sue Canham receives the cheque for Guide Dogs Cymru from Tenby Friendship Club chair Anne Elms (Tenby Friendship Club)JOHN and Chas entertained over 30 members of Tenby Friendship Club with their guitar music. John’s guide dog Skip sat at his feet. Also in the newsAfter refreshments, chairwoman Anne Elms presented a cheque to the Guide Dogs charity. The Club had hoped to adopt a puppy, but it was decided that an annual donation would be more helpful.
WATCH: Ted and Gary - the orphaned rare breed duo stealing hearts at Folly Farm

2 days ago | tenby-today.co.uk | Paul Evans

Pembrokeshire attraction - Folly Farm houses many adorable animals across its impressive farm and zoo - from giraffes, penguins and sloths, to pigs, donkeys and everything in-between. But none are cuter than the adorable orphaned rare breed duo residing in the Jolly Barn. Ted, an incredibly fluffy seven-week-old Torwen lamb, has bonded with three-month-old Golden Guernsey goat kid ‘Gary’ and have quickly become best buds after they sadly lost their mums shortly after birth.
Milford Haven's Founding Day celebrations set for Saturday

3 days ago | tenby-today.co.uk | Patrick Ovenden

Celebrate Milford Haven’s Founding Day on Saturday with free face painting, bouncy castles, small rides, stalls, food, entertainment, music and more. (Milford Haven Business Circle)MILFORD Haven is preparing for a day of celebration, marking its Founding Day this Saturday, June 7, 11am-4pm. Organised by the Milford Haven Business Circle, the event will highlight the town's rich heritage and culture with live entertainment, family fun, and local stalls on Charles Street.
Folk musician Tim Edey to perform at Burnett’s Hill, Pembrokeshire

3 days ago | tenby-today.co.uk | Patrick Ovenden

Former BBC Radio Folk Musician of the Year Tim Edey, who will be performing a concert at Burnett's Hill Chapel, Martletwy, on June 18 (Tim Edey)FORMER BBC Radio Folk Musician of the Year Tim Edey will be performing a concert in the intimate setting of Burnett's Hill Chapel, Martletwy, on Wednesday, June 18.