Police are concerned for the welfare of a 56 year-old man who is missing from Haverfordwest. 

Young people from Pembrokeshire’s secondary schools recently attended a special event designed to help them become Democracy Champions.

The Pembrokeshire based Hospice at Home charity, Paul Sartori Foundation recently benefitted from the successful fundraising events arranged by the Mayor of Pembroke. Dennis Evans was elected as the Mayor of Pembroke for a second term and he did not hesitate in nominating Paul Sartori as his charity of the year.

A Town or Community Councillor in Pembrokeshire is needed to take up a place on the Committee that promotes and maintains standards for councillors in the county.

Over 1,200 people in Pembrokeshire who have complex barriers which make it difficult for them to find and retain a job have been supported into and towards work by European-funded employability projects over the last seven years.

The villagers of Crymych, North Pembrokeshire are celebrating reaching their goal of £175,000 raised by the 31st May, In fact they have raised £191,000 within 8 weeks of launching their community share offer on the 1st of April. The target of £175,000 was set as the level needed to continue with their efforts to buy the Crymych Arms that has been shut for 18 month.

School children from across Pembrokeshire have been invited to a barbecue by Pembrokeshire Agricultural Society on the County Showground in Haverfordwest next month to learn how local food is produced.

The Pembrokeshire Coast Charitable Trust is launching a new campaign to improve habitats across the National Park for the incredible array of wildlife that call this part of Wales home.

A dream turned into sparkling reality as Velfrey Vineyard from Lampeter Velfrey, near Narberth in Pembrokeshire, picked up the award for Small Drinks Producer of the year at the Food and Drink Wales Awards 2023.

Haverfordwest’s Mary Immaculate Catholic Primary School has welcomed a recent Estyn report praising the work of the school.

Rhys Eynon has just published his first novel called “The Maldorian Chronicles. – The Unbreakable Will”. The book is available in paperback form on Amazon. Rhys is originally from Llandissilio but now lives in Haverfordwest, will be at Haverhub’s alternative street fair on Friday 26th May from 3pm to sign his book for you. Copies of his book will be available to purchase as well.

Children from St Mark’s Church in Wales VA Primary School in Haverfordwest were thrilled to see how their artwork inspired local artist Robert Jakes in his designs for their giant story-telling chair.

A Pembrokeshire based Hospice at Home charity have recently celebrated their 40th Anniversary year. Paul Sartori Foundation held numerous fundraising events throughout their anniversary year, with the aim to raise “£40k for 40 years.” The epic fundraising year ended with a successful Ruby Ball, held at Wolfscastle Country Hotel & Spa in Wolfscastle on Saturday 1st April 2023.

A sensational evening of live jazz, classical, rock, and film score music was enjoyed by many people in the beautiful grounds of Scolton Manor in ‘Music at the Manor’.

Farm and estate workers from Pembrokeshire, who have been employed on the land for 25 years or more, can be nominated for the Pembrokeshire Agricultural Society’s Long Service Award 2023.

On Tuesday 16 May RNLI Fishguard fundraisers held their first annual general meeting (AGM) since 2019 as station crew responded to a launch request.

New activities including aikido, yoga and tug of war were included in a recent Ysgol Bro Preseli wellbeing and physical activity event for girls in year 8.

Pembrokeshire's Public Services Board (PSB) has published its second Well-being plan, which aims to improve well-being for people and communities in the County.

The Albert Hunt Trust, who fund a range of UK registered charities, have supported Pembrokeshire-based charity, Paul Sartori Hospice at Home, over many years and were once again able to make a favourable grant of £10,000 recently. This support is vital for the charity to continue to provide the range of support to many local families with a life limiting diagnosis, especially during the cost-of-living crisis with rising costs putting a strain on many charities.