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Plastic scheme gets great reception
An independent plastic recycling scheme for Newport residents has met with overwhelming support. Lesley Davey, of Newport's environment group, told a packed meeting at the Memorial Hall last Thursday that, frustrated by the lack of recycling in her area
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Authorities take action on Gatehouse Hotel
Urgent action to turn the tide of disrepair on a prominent seafront building in Tenby is being taken by authorities this week. Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority and Pembrokeshire County Council have stepped in with legal notices in a bid to
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Man taken to hospital after car collision
A fire crew attended the scene of a car crash at 3.11am this morning at the North Street and Robert Street junction in Milford Haven. The car had smashed into a wall but the driver was free from the vehicle when the fire crew arrived. One ambulance
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Moor needs doing in water-logged lane
A popular Narberth footpath is now more suited to a canoe than walking boots after recent heavy rain aggravated its drainage problems, the town's county councillor has said this week. Councillor Wynne Evans is calling for urgent action to be taken on
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£200 worth of criminal damage caused to car
An incident of criminal damage to a parked car on Hill Street in Haverfordwest caused around £200 worth of damage. The offender(s) is believe to have broken the wing mirror of the car some time between midnight on Friday, January 11th and 10am the
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Car blaze at Landshipping
A car blaze occurred at 1:31am this morning in Landshipping, Narberth. The car was described as being "well alight" by the time a fire crew arrived and firemen required breathing apparatus and two hose reel jets to fully extinguish the fire. The
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Anger at Pembrokeshire's "poor" train service
A 22-year-old Kilgetty man has demanded an apology from Arriva Trains Wales for poor train services which have frequently left him unable to get to work. Ben Large depends on public transport to get to Pembroke School where he works as a cover supervisor
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More town centre roadworks
Work has begun again on the Castle Square and High Street improvements in Haverfordwest. The next phase of the enhancements include the renewal of the footway from Castle Square to opposite Hill Street. The current works at the bottom of High Street
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Renovation work is in-spire-ing
Essential preservation work is underway on a church spire which was built as a naval landmark during the Napoleonic War. At 700 years old, Warren Church is one of the oldest in the county and the years have taken their toll. The mortar has broken down
