Wales’ independent Covid review has been approved, but its powers, remit and timetable remain unclear as bereaved families and the Older People’s Commissioner press for accountability.

Nicola Harteveld says talks with Lisa Nandy have brought renewed hope after almost a decade campaigning for answers and ...

Welsh ministers warn one in four households could move into a higher band, while economists say bills will remain tied to ...

Watch Manager Jeremy Lees recognised for decades of dedication to Pembrokeshire and community life A Tenby firefighter who ...

MORE THAN £600 million has been paid out in Welsh NHS clinical negligence and personal injury claims over the past five years ...

Ian Evans, 37, is due before Swansea Crown Court next month after magistrates declined jurisdiction A HAKIN man has appeared ...

Band of the Prince of Wales performs at evening hosted by 14 Signal Regiment ahead of Remembrance commemorations THE BAND OF THE PRINCE OF WALES performed at St Davids Cathedral on Wednesday evening ...

A CONSERVATIVE MS has described the Supreme Court’s ruling on biological sex as “crystal clear” – suggesting anyone with “a shred of common sense” would agree. Casnewydd Islwyn MS Natasha Asghar made ...

FIREFIGHTERS do not feel “adequately trained, equipped, or prepared” to deal with wildfires, a Senedd committee has heard. Speaking to the climate change committee on Wednesday October 21, ...

Jon Harvey provides government funding figures after Alan Dennison submits questions as a private resident Pembrokeshire County Council has detailed more than £1.9 million in government grants for ...

EIGHT community councils in Pembrokeshire are in line for changes to their electoral arrangements, with proposals involving the loss of 11 councillor places across six of them.

A CALL for schools to adopt a dedicated ‘Pembrokeshire Curriculum’ is to be considered by senior councillors following a proposal raised at the county council’s October meeting.