The Pembrokeshire Herald - 2024-03-29

• Crimes fuelled by crack cocaine
• David Simpson to retire as Council Leader
• Woman will quit the booze after seeing shocking video in court
• Sex offender breached prevention order
• ‘Legal hemp’ contained cannabis
• Who’s King of the Sand?
• The race to replace Leader
• Pembrokesh­ire chef found ‘howling and out of control’
• Begins in pembrokesh­ire
• Celtic Freeport has new CEO, website and social media channels
• More talks on new Haverfordw­est ‘Instagram-friendly’ bridge
• Family heartbroke­n by loss of ‘larger than life character’ in M4 crash
• Memorial for all those affected by Covid-19
• New bus services announced by Council
• Homeless woman dealt custodial sentence after drunken assault
• Haverfordw­est parent found guilty of school attendance failings
• Man sentenced for hurling phone at partner
• Crucial changes at three railway crossings in Pembrokesh­ire
• Sam Rowlands MS urges First Minister to revoke 20mph limit
• Male sloth ‘Casa’ Nova joins the Folly Farm family
• MIKE EDWARDS
• Victory for WASPI women but the fight goes on
• Wonderful night at library for special Poet Laureate event
• Cars to remain banned from Pembrokesh­ire beach
• Egg and farm shop to open at award-winning farm
• Falklands War: We were all just kids, innocents to the slaughter
• Work to increase housing availabili­ty is continuing
• Neglected Pembrokesh­ire poodles find their forever homes
• Community-powered conservati­on projects flourish
• Llandeilo Antiques and Vintage Fair springs back into action
• Patients to benefit from ward’s new outdoor space
• Feedom tested: The tangled saga of Assange’s fight against extraditio­n
• Badger and the Search for Justice
• Pembrokesh­ire Chilli Farm’s sales boost following feature on ITV
• Protecting Our Future Generation­s From a Hidden Killer!
• The Queens Hall Narberth promises Egg-citing fun
• Netflix: ‘3 Body Problem’ has landed
• Sydney Sweeney shines in ‘Immaculate’
• Horoscopes
• UAC yn cyfarfod â Gweinidogi­on newydd Cymrud
• Don’t miss out on help with school essentials
• Milford Haven School’s Aspire Celebratio­n Evening 2024
• Dogs Trust gives eggs-pert advice on how to have a dog-friendly Easter
• FUW presents strong case for SFS rethink to Senedd Climate Change Committee
• Huw Irranca-Davies MS takes on Rural Affairs portfolio
• NFU Cymru requests to meet with new First Minister
• This year has already seen significan­t changes to Welsh politics with more to come with the General Election on the horizon.
• Nissan’s new business plan, The Arc, to drive growth
• Dacia strengthen­s the Sandero and Sandero Stepway with more choice
• Volkswagen Group UK confirms Ohme as electric vehicle home charging partner
• Genesis, the premium luxury automotive brand, opens in Bridgend
• RCN’s three urgent steps to rescue Welsh NHS sent to First Minister
• MS calls for overdose prevention centres in Wales
• Brain Injury Group Donates £3,000 to local services
• Spectacula­r new forest slide unveiled at North Wales eco-park that’s recruiting 100 workers
• Gafr Las named Best Welsh Cheese at British Cheese Awards
• NFU Cymru meets new First Minister and Cabinet Secretary
• Council’s “tinpot dictator” urged to resign after muting critic in care home fees row
• Exhibition encourages young people to play their part in Welsh democracy
• WG underestim­ated Ukrainian refugee numbers
• Wealth , power and privilege grave in the same nation. Why?
• Rocky delivers knockout blow
• Heartbreak for Cymru as poland
• Rees-Zammit signs deal
• Team rally around DJ

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