Court Man made more than 100 'harassment' phone calls in four days
A Pembroke Dock man has been fined for harassment after he made 104 phone calls to a woman in just four days.
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Mysterious Banksy-style street art depicts town's abundance of seagulls
Love them or hate them, there’s no denying that Tenby’s seagulls are an integral part of the seaside scene.
Drug-driver, 24, is taken off the road for a year
A 24-year-old drug-driver has lost his licence for a year.
Pembrokeshire charity chosen by Masonic lodge in memory of Jean
The tradition at the annual installation meeting of Tenby Freemasons Lodge is for the raffle proceeds to be donated to a charity nominated by the incoming Master.
Crowds go quackers for harbour's charity duck race
Despite a rather damp start to the day on Sunday July 31, the weather cleared and the sun brought out the holidaymakers to enjoy the Rotary Club of Saundersfoot’s Duck Race in Saundersfoot harbour.
Welsh international rugby star opens hospital's £1m extension
A £1m ward extension has been opened at the private hospital which last year treated nearly 4,000 patients from Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and beyond.
Town's first-ever Cheese Festival is a day out to savour
There’s a day out to savour in Pembrokeshire soon with the arrival of the first-ever Narberth Cheese Festival.
No NHS ambulance leads to helicopter airlift for beach casualty
Two shouts for Tenby’s inshore lifeboat in busy evening The first shout of the day came shortly after 5pm on 9th August, after a request from the RNLI beach lifeguards for assistance in dealing with a casualty suffering from severe chest pains.
