Final decision on 100-bed Milford hotel deferred
THE final decision on the details of a 100-bed hotel planned for Milford marina will not be made until further ecological information is received.
Telephone queuing call after watchdog's surgery visit
Following a change in practice management the community health council visited Neyland’s GP surgery to see how patients found the service.
Pembrokeshire one of three places chosen for homeless project
Pembrokeshire County Council has been chosen as one of just three local authorities across the UK to work on a pilot project to combat homelessness
Residents' lack of faith in Port report sparks new flooding investigation
The council has commissioned its own report into flooding in Milford Haven that forced people from their homes last year, partly due to residents’ lack of confidence in previous surveys.
Councillors against £100,000 spend on communications officers
The council needs to “get the basics right” before spending £100,000 on communication officers, members have said.
Pembrokeshire councillors' attendance record released
THE number of meetings attended by your local county councillor has been published with a big difference between the involvement of some members.
Council still waiting for Welsh Government cash, six months after Cleddau Bridge tolls scrapped
THE fact no money has been received from Welsh Government six months after the removal of the Cleddau Bridge tolls is “astounding” a former council leader has said.
Average Pembrokeshire cremation cost to rise by £91
AVERAGE cremation fees in Pembrokeshire are to rise by £91 .
Bus to school outside of catchment area to cost pupils £2 a day
PEMBROKESHIRE pupils who hop on to school buses to travel to schools outside of their own catchment areas will have to pay £2 a day from next year, Cabinet members have decided.
