A MILFORD HAVEN man has been banned from driving after failing to provide a specimen following a roadside drugs test. Mark Brummitt, aged 45, of Robert Street, appeared before Haverfordwest Magistrates’ Court on Monday (Sept 1). The court heard that in the early hours of June 22, police stopped Brummitt in the Rosemarket area while […]| The Pembrokeshire Herald
Coombs Road resident remanded at HMP Parc ahead of further hearing A MILFORD HAVEN man currently remanded at HMP Parc appeared before Haverfordwest Magistrates’ Court this week accused of sending an obscene and menacing message. Lee Lock, aged 37, of Coombs Road, Milford Haven, is charged under section 127 of the Communications Act 2003. The […]| The Pembrokeshire Herald
A MILFORD HAVEN man has been remanded in custody after appearing before magistrates to face a string of charges including burglary, drug possession, and criminal damage. Warren Harper, aged 33, of Marble Hall Close, appeared at Haverfordwest Magistrates’ Court on Monday (Sept 1). He admitted possessing 0.44 grams of cannabis and a quantity of diazepam […]| The Pembrokeshire Herald
A PEMBROKESHIRE farmer has been found guilty of intentional strangulation, assault and criminal damage following a violent incident at his home earlier this year. Philip Stoddart, aged 59, of Monk Hill Farm, St Ishmaels, was convicted at Haverfordwest Magistrates’ Court on Monday (Sept 1). The bench – Mr J Ross, Dr R Williams and Mr […]| The Pembrokeshire Herald
FOLLOWING the sell-out success of Kill Thy Neighbour (a professional co-production with Theatr Clwyd) and the dazzling spectacle of Private Lives, the Torch Theatre has unveiled the cast for its next major production – Henry James’ classic ghost story The Turn of the Screw. This autumn, Milford Haven’s own Samuel Freeman will return to the […]| The Pembrokeshire Herald
MARK DRAKEFORD will visit Canolfan Hermon on Friday (Sept 19) to take part in a public meeting on the future of Welsh-speaking communities in the Garreg Las area. The event, organised by Clebran community paper as part of its 50th anniversary celebrations, will give local people an opportunity to put forward their views on the […]| The Pembrokeshire Herald
PEMBROKESHIRE Senedd Members Paul Davies and Samuel Kurtz have welcomed a pledge by Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch to scrap net zero requirements on oil and gas companies drilling in the North Sea. The announcement is part of Ms Badenoch’s plan to overhaul the North Sea Transition Authority by replacing its twelve-page mandate with a single […]| The Pembrokeshire Herald
NEYLAND TOWN COUNCIL has become the ninth council in Pembrokeshire to adopt the Anti-Racist Action Plan (ARAP), but the move comes against the backdrop of turmoil and resignations that have left its chamber looking sparse. Councillor Randell Izaiah Thomas-Turner, the Deputy Mayor of Haverfordwest Town Council, attended the meeting in Neyland this week to explain […]| pembrokeshire-herald.com
A CALL to allow a service hatch at a Pembroke diner to serve alcohol as late as 5am at weekends, which has raised concerns raised it will lead to an increase in drunken behaviour, is to be heard by councillors. The September meeting of Pembrokeshire County Council’s licensing sub-committee will consider an application for a […]| pembrokeshire-herald.com
AN INCIDENT at the Bay of Bengal restaurant in Tenby that drew attention earlier this month has now been resolved. On August 12, the restaurant appealed for help after a group of diners appeared to have left without paying their bill, sharing CCTV stills on social media. The restaurant has since confirmed that the situation […]| pembrokeshire-herald.com
A £20,000 upgrade at a Carmarthenshire nature reserve is helping ponies and cows create the right conditions for one of the UK’s rarest butterflies. Butterfly Conservation has carried out improvement works at its Caeau Ffos Fach reserve, north of Swansea, using funding from Natural Resources Wales. Contractors installed 900 metres of fencing, laid 300 metres […]| pembrokeshire-herald.com
Jamie Wilkinson to be sentenced for criminal damage after assault case collapses A HAVERFORDWEST man accused of assaulting and strangling a woman will no longer face trial after the charges were dropped. Jamie Wilkinson, aged 23, of North Court, had been charged with two counts of battery following alleged attacks on May 16, and a […]| pembrokeshire-herald.com
THE TORCH THEATRE will welcome Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Love Never Dies, the long-awaited sequel to The Phantom of the Opera, with a special screening next month. Filmed on stage in Melbourne, the cinematic version captures the full spectacle of the production, featuring a 36-strong cast, more than 300 costumes, a 21-piece orchestra, and a dazzling […]| pembrokeshire-herald.com
ST DAVIDS RNLI was tasked by HM Coastguard on Saturday (Aug 23) following reports of a small fishing vessel in difficulty near Shoe Rock. With uncertainty over whether the call related to a vessel that had experienced fuel problems earlier in the day, HM Coastguard requested lifeboat assistance to investigate. As crew were already at […]| pembrokeshire-herald.com
BUSH HOUSE CARE HOME in Pembroke has welcomed some new feathered residents to its grounds – a flock of chickens which will provide fresh eggs and daily smiles for those who live there. The initiative is about more than just eggs. Staff say the new additions are giving residents meaningful daily activities, fresh routines, and […]| pembrokeshire-herald.com
Over 1,000 passengers welcomed as season milestone reached FISHGUARD Harbour will see a first of the season on Monday as three cruise liners are set to arrive on the same day. The Hebridean Sky, Le Bellot and Seven Seas Grandeur will all dock in the port, bringing with them around 1,100 passengers from America, Britain […]| pembrokeshire-herald.com
Security firm strengthens ties with Haverfordwest County for 2025-26 season HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY AFC have announced a new partnership with RM Training and Security Solutions, who will act as the club’s away travel partner for the 2025-26 season. Specialist security firm joins forces The nationwide provider, which has already supported over one hundred events and festivals […]| pembrokeshire-herald.com
Dry skies and strong crowds as vintage machinery, parades and family fun take centre stage THE 38th Camrose Vintage Working Day drew large crowds on Saturday (Aug 23), with visitors enjoying a full day of entertainment, demonstrations, and displays under dry but cloudy skies. Held at Folly Cross Fields, the popular annual event once again […]| pembrokeshire-herald.com
THE PORT OF MILFORD HAVEN has issued a detailed response following our report yesterday about police being called to Hakin Point after concerns were raised over young people jumping into the water. A spokesperson confirmed that the Port’s security team had contacted officers on Thursday (Aug 21). “The Port of Milford Haven’s security team called […]| pembrokeshire-herald.com
THE ROLLOUT of gigabit-capable broadband in Pembrokeshire is progressing at an impressive pace, supported by the Swansea Bay City Deal’s Digital Infrastructure Programme. Recent data highlights significant year-on-year growth in broadband coverage, reflecting the success of this initiative and its role in enhancing digital connectivity across the region. Coverage in the county has grown substantially. […]| pembrokeshire-herald.com
