Lockdowns saw travel expenses of elected members reduced by around £25,000 at Pembrokeshire County Council but the overall cost of councillors topped £1million. The latest figures show that the total allowances, including taxable benefits such
Country landowners in Wales have backed the idea of opening up land for 'back to nature' camping. Responding to a BBC Wales’ feature on campaigners seeking to open land for wild camping, Charles de Winton, from CLA Cymru, points out that true wild
Hundreds of Pembrokeshire people have already had their say on how the county’s Waste and Recycling Centres (WRCs) should operate in the future – and there’s still time to get involved. Pembrokeshire County Council launched a public consultation
SOME patients were not told that moves to open a new mass vaccination centre in Cwm Cou had been delayed, leading to missed appointments, it has been claimed. Hywel Dda University Health Board announced last month that Cardigan’s mass vaccination
Police are investigating an incident of assault that occurred on July 3 at approximately 11:30pm at Bro Teifi, Cardigan. Anyone with information that could help officers with their investigation is asked to report it to Dyfed-Powys Police, either
A NEW art gallery has opened in Cardigan. Vlad-Art is based at 4 Priory Street which for the past 14 years has been owned by Labels for Less. However, in less than a fortnight Vladislas Paisiewicz has transformed the shop into a beautiful gallery
RESIDENTS of a Teifi Valley village are campaigning for a 20 mph speed limit following a spate of accidents. People in Ponthirwaun say fast-moving vehicles approaching along the B4570 from the direction of Neuadd Cross represent a risk to both
