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The Pembrokeshire Herald, 17 Jul 2026

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ArticleBrit­ish Steel nation­al­isa­tion reignites row over treat­ment of Port Tal­bot

THE UK GOVERNMENT’S decision to nation­al­ise Brit­ish Steel has reignited ques­tions over its hand­ling of the steel crisis in Wales, fol­low­ing the clos­ure of Port Tal­bot’s blast fur­naces and the loss of thou­sands of jobs. Brit­ish Steel...

Brit­ish Steel nation­al­isa­tion reignites row over treat­ment of Port Tal­bot

ArticleAssault and stran­gu­la­tion charges dis­con­tin­ued

PROCEEDINGS against a man accused of assault and inten­tional stran­gu­la­tion in Pem­broke Dock have been dis­con­tin­ued. Michal Rakowski, 42, had been due to stand trial at Haver­ford­w­est Magis­trates’ Court on Thursday (July 16). He had faced...

Assault and stran­gu­la­tion charges dis­con­tin­ued

ArticleTenby Sum­mer Spec­tac­u­lars brought to an end after har­bour licence revoked

TENBY’S Sum­mer Spec­tac­u­lars have been brought to an end after the licence allow­ing the pop­u­lar char­ity events to take place at Tenby Har­bour was revoked. Tenby Round Table says it did not want to aban­don the events and had spent hun­dreds of...

Tenby Sum­mer Spec­tac­u­lars brought to an end after har­bour licence revoked

ArticleALMOST 40 YEARS OF FUNDRAISING

The Sum­mer Spec­tac­u­lars have been a major part of Tenby’s sum­mer cal­en­dar for almost four dec­ades. The events tra­di­tion­ally brought live enter­tain­ment, char­ity stalls, food and drink to the har­bour before end­ing with a fire­works...

ALMOST 40 YEARS OF FUNDRAISING