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Egg-citing Easter Escapes: Your Guide to the Best Last Minute Getaways

1 week ago | westwaleschronicle.co.uk | Katrina Rowe

As Easter approaches, travellers are searching for the perfect last minute springtime escape, with¬†Google searches¬†for ‚ÄúEaster holiday‚ÄĚ increasing by 32% in just the past week. Whether it‚Äôs soaking up the first warm days of the Adriatic in Puglia, indulging in Lisbon‚Äôs seasonal delicacies, or embracing outdoor adventures on Cornwall‚Äôs coast, this Easter promises unforgettable experiences for all travellers.
EUROVISION: The top 10 favourite songs of 2022

1 week ago | westwaleschronicle.co.uk | Katrina Rowe

Italian entry ‘Brividiâ by Mahmood and Blanco is the most popular entry song in this yearâs Eurovision Song Contest, with more than 77.2 million streams Second is Swedenâs entry âHold Me Closerâ by Cornelia Jakobs, with 16 million streams S10âs âDe Diepteâ from the Netherlands is the third favourite, reaching more than 14.7 million streams via Spotify and YouTube New research reveals Italy’s song ‘Brividi’ by Mahmood and Blanco is the internetâs favourite entry for...
Campsite Plans Rejected

1 week ago | westwaleschronicle.co.uk | Bruce Sinclair

An application to site a campsite on a rural Pembrokeshire field has been refused by county planners. South Gloucestershire-based Christopher Nash sought permission from Pembrokeshire County Council for the establishment of a tourist touring caravan and camp site with associated facilities on land at the B4341 to Broad Haven, Haverfordwest, the works having started in May 2024.
Carreg Construction is the first construction contractor in Wales to transition to employee ownership via an Employee Ownership Trust

1 week ago | westwaleschronicle.co.uk | Katrina Rowe

Carreg Construction, the Haverfordwest-based building contractor specialising in heritage and high end bespoke homes, has transitioned into employee ownership after 20 years in business. The company, which currently employs 21 people, was founded by Andrew and Sue Phillips in 2003.
First Minister pressed for her views on PIP cuts

1 week ago | westwaleschronicle.co.uk | Emyr Evans

The First Minister of Wales has been pressed once again to state her opinion on the proposed cuts to personal independence payments (PIPs), as she heard the story of a woman from Llanelli who was worried about losing her house as a result of the policy and another who was worried about cutting back on food.
Alternative Home Financing Options for Retirees, Investors, and Self-Employed Borrowers in 2025

1 week ago | westwaleschronicle.co.uk | Katrina Rowe

The American dream of homeownership has traditionally followed a predictable path: steady W-2 income, good credit score, 20% down payment, and a 30-year fixed mortgage. But in 2025, this conventional approach simply doesn’t work for everyone.
Immersive World of Virtual Reality Casino Slots in 2025

1 week ago | westwaleschronicle.co.uk | Katrina Rowe

Casinos have come a long way since their inception. From the noisy and smoky halls of the early 20th century to the convenience of online casinos in the early 2000s, players can now enjoy state-of-the-art virtual reality (VR) slots from the comfort of home in 2025. VR technology takes the slot machine experience to the next level with its ultra-realistic graphics and exciting bonus features.
Wild Frontier of Crypto Gambling in 2025

1 week ago | westwaleschronicle.co.uk | Katrina Rowe

The crypto gambling landscape in 2025 is akin to the Wild West β full of promise, risk, lawlessness and opportunity. While still a nascent industry, crypto gambling has seen hockey stick growth and captured the imaginations of millions of users. However, monumental challenges remain that could make or break this burgeoning field.
Bank Appeals Fail

1 week ago | westwaleschronicle.co.uk | Bruce Sinclair

A UK banking company’s appeal against a national park refusal to allow the siting of a cash pod in Tenby’s conservation area, close to its historic town walls, has been dismissed. The HSBC application for a standalone community cash pod at Tenby’s Five Arches pay and display car park was refused by Pembrokeshire Coast National Park planners last summer.
Pub Decking Appeal

1 week ago | westwaleschronicle.co.uk | Bruce Sinclair

An appeal against a national park refusal of decking at a Pembrokeshire seaside village pub, installed for safety reasons after a child had near miss with a vehicle, has been launched. Last year, Kath Lunn, of the Hibernia Inn, Angle, sought retrospective planning permission from Pembrokeshire Coast National Park to keep wooden decking installed at the front of the pub that April. The application was submitted after a national park enforcement investigation.