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Last Chance to Have Your Say on Second Homes Council Tax as Pembrokeshire Deadline Falls Tomorrow
Pembrokeshire residents have just one day left to respond to the county council's consultation on Council Tax premiums for second homes and long-term empty properties, with the online survey closing on Monday 10 August.
Domestic Abuse Specialist to Join Dyfed-Powys 999 Control Room This Month Under Raneem's Law
Pembrokeshire residents calling 999 about domestic abuse will from this month receive immediate specialist support after Dyfed-Powys Police begins embedding an Independent Domestic Violence Adviser inside its Force Communication Centre under the second phase of Raneem's Law.
Police Launch Targeted Patrols After Rise in Youth Disorder Across Pembroke Dock
Dyfed-Powys Police have stepped up neighbourhood patrols in Pembroke Dock and Monkton after a sustained increase in reports of youth-related antisocial behaviour, with officers urging parents to know their children's whereabouts this summer.
A-Level Results Day Arrives for Pembrokeshire Learners This Thursday
Young people across Pembrokeshire will collect their A-level and vocational qualification results on Thursday 13 August, with schools and the council on hand to offer guidance on next steps.
£200 Heating Support on Offer for Off-Grid Homes — But Deadline Is End of September
Pembrokeshire households that heat with oil or LPG and are on the Council Tax Reduction Scheme can claim a one-off £200 payment, funded by the Welsh Government, before the 30 September deadline.
Solar Panels and New Roofs Transform Three Council Blocks at Fleming Crescent
Pembrokeshire County Council has completed a substantial package of improvements at Fleming Crescent, fitting three residential blocks with upgraded roofing, structural repairs and new solar technology in a scheme aimed at cutting costs and carbon for tenants.
Diggers Move In as Milford Haven's Long-Awaited Transport Hub Gets Under Way
Construction has formally begun on the £14 million-plus Milford Haven Public Transport Interchange, ushering in one of the most significant infrastructure upgrades the town has seen in a generation.
Residents Have Until September to Shape Pembrokeshire's Future Walking and Cycling Routes
Pembrokeshire County Council has launched a second round of public consultation on its Active Travel Network Map, giving residents across eleven towns until 28 September to help decide where new and improved walking, wheeling and cycling routes should go.
St Davids Branch Surgery Faces Closure Race Against Clock as Shalom House Goes to Auction
The branch surgery serving patients in St Davids is under threat of temporary closure by the end of September after the building that houses it is put up for auction, with Hywel Dda University Health Board confirming a formal application to close the service permanently has been submitted and community consultation has yet to begin.
Pembroke Dock's Oldest Vet Practice Seeks Move to New Home
Fenton Veterinary Practice, which has served Pembrokeshire since 1950, has applied to Pembrokeshire County Council to relocate its Pembroke Dock branch to larger, purpose-adaptable premises at West Llanion Park.
Council Takes Welsh Language Pledge at National Eisteddfod
Pembrokeshire County Council has formally signed the Twf Welsh Language at Work Charter, committing to build a bilingual workplace culture across its entire workforce and services.
