WHAT an astonishing night in British politics. It began at 10pm with a sharp intake of breath when the Exit Poll announced that the Conservatives looked set for a healthy majority.
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New Carmarthen centre venture is given premises licence
A NEW sports bar called Delilah’s could open in Carmarthen in time for next year’s Six Nations rugby tournament, according to its owner.
Adam Cole was speaking after his planned venture was...
Road traffic collision in Hafod, Swansea
MID and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service are currently in attendance of a road traffic collision in Neath Road, Hafod, Swansea.
Crews were called to the incident at 09:39hrs this morning,...
Director of education in Pembrokeshire leaving for new job
PEMBROKESHIRE County Council is to lose its director for children and schools early next year, it was announced today.
Chief executive Ian Westley told staff and members on December 11 that...
Natural burial site plans approved
COUNCILLORS approved plans for a natural burial ground in Keeston after much discussion this week.
Leedam Natural Heritage’s James Leedam told members of Pembrokeshire County Council’s...
Plan to excavate 110,000 tonnes of coal near Ammanford submitted
A MINING boss said most of the 110,000 tonnes of coal he wants to excavate from a site in Carmarthenshire would not be burnt.
Chris James, of Bryn Bach Coal Ltd, has submitted a planning...
Final nail in coffin for Barry-based drugs gang which flooded valleys with drugs
THE head of a criminal gang which sold crack cocaine and heroin across Rhondda Cynon Taf and Merthyr Tydfil has been jailed.
Yousef Woolcock, 36, from Pendine Close, Barry, was jailed for...
Extension for quarry extraction of 20,000 tonnes a year gets go ahead
AN existing quarry on the outskirts of Haverfordwest will be extended over the next 30 years extracting around 20,000 tonnes of mudstone and shale a year.
The quarry at Slade Hall, Haven Road,...
Offices to become flats in Haverfordwest
OFFICES will be turned into two new flats in Haverfordwest town centre after planning approval was given.
A Grade II three-storey terrace on Picton Place, part of a set of buildings designed...
Farmer fined for moving cows illegally
A FARMER has been ordered to pay £5,500 for moving cows without passports from England and abandoning them on a farm in Carmarthen.
Paul Taylor, of Wheel Farm, Worfield in Shropshire, admitted...