One of the most important features of Pembrokeshire's landscape and ecology is being given a helping hand to recovery thanks to a grant scheme instigated by Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.

The tiny village of Maenclochog in north Pembrokeshire has been named as one of Pembrokeshire's best kept secrets in a list compiled by The Times.

New Report Highlights Urgent Need to Address Poverty Among Unpaid Carers in Wales

Pembroke Power Station Sports and Social Club first ever Childrens Skittles Day

Historic port beacon gets multi million pound refit 

Ysgol Gymraeg Bro Penfro opens its doors to pupils for the first time

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority celebrates multiple nominations at 2024 Croeso Awards

The sound of leather against willow is to be heard at a new Pembrokeshire cricket pitch thanks to Pembroekshire Coast National Park.

Eighteen thousand pensioners throughout Pembrokeshire are waking up this morning to the news that their Winter Fuel Payments are coming to an end after a Conservative Early Day Motion to block the cuts failed in Parliament.

Following on from the success of previous Pembrokeshire Spotlight Awards where children and young people were celebrated for the outstanding work they've achieved in the community, the countdown has begun to this year's event on November 22, 2024.

Eight people have been assaulted during an incident in Pembroke Dock on Tuesday afternoon, September 10.

After a fantastic summer of sport, nominations are now open for Pembrokeshire’s own celebration of sporting achievement.

The future of the Anchorage Day Centre, Pembroke Dock, hangs in the balance with councillors meeting today (Monday) to decide whether it should close its doors for good.

Steynton Church is unrolling its ancient history in a two-day exhibition examining the importance the church has played in community life throughout the centuries.

Major road transformations are earmarked for the A487 through Newgale, with a £30m scheme to move the road inland, bypassing the most vulnerable sections near the coastline.

A Pembrokeshire seafront road is to remain closed to all traffic for four weeks.

Twenty-four new, affordable homes for the elderly are being earmarked for the site of the former Motor World building in Milford Haven.

A controversial planning application to increase the number of calf buildings at one of Pembrokeshire's largest dairy farms has been given the green light by county planners.

One of Pembrokeshire's most popular coastal attractions is to be temporarily closed to swimmers in a bid to protect breeding seals and their pups.