A NORTH Pembrokeshire beach-side car park could be given to the local town council to use as a source of funding to keep its closure-threatened...
Author - Bruce Sinclair
Local Democracy Reporter
PLANS for an estate of 91 houses, more than 40 per cent of them affordable, in a Pembrokeshire town have been backed despite concerns about road...
A PEMBROKESHIRE farm barn attraction, which gained a 3,500-strong petition of support after previously being refused by planning officers, is being...
A CALL to relocate Tenby Town Council’s office to a vacant café to improve access and allow a community hub and banking service to be created has...
A COUNCIL application to demolish a disused school in Pembrokeshire to make way for a potential housing development has been submitted to county...
A PEMBROKE Dock care home, which has been operating without planning permission for some 15 years, has been approved by county planners.
THE potential closure of four Ceredigion schools next year will now not take place after a consultation decision has proved unworkable, but the...
35 COUNCIL houses are to be built on the fire-ravaged site of the former Cleddau Bridge Hotel, Pembroke Dock after being given the go-ahead today...
CLOSURE-THREATENED St Davids’ recycling centre is to stay open, while other facilities in the county ‘share the pain’ with a reduction in opening...
CLAIMS one of Pembrokeshire’s MPs may have had insider knowledge of changes to Agricultural Property Relief recently announced by the Chancellor...
