The Pembrokeshire Herald - 2024-03-15

• Four times over the limit
• Stoddart vindicated in Council grants scandal
• Was it corruption or incompeten­ce?
• How we covered the Council grants scandal
• Drug user arrested in Dock
• Triathlete and gifted dressage rider, tragically killed
• £1m boost for Pembroke Port’s floating wind prospects
• Llyr was kind, funny and charming, says the family
• Banned motorist caught again
• Welsh code-breakers celebrate 100th birthdays
• Cardigan to see bank closure as Lloyds announces branch shutdown
• Kurtz keeps pressure on Welsh Government over dangerous junction
• Patients in limbo as dental practice stops NHS care
• Dramatic arrest of three men after man hospitalis­ed in assault
• Haverfordw­est woman accused of making false report to police
• Police in appeal for witnesses after cyclist dies in collision
• Council ‘may issue landfill enforcemen­t notice’
• Residents rail against Neyland Marina parking changes
• Brief’s drug experiment­ation warning
• Library service reductions backed
• Biden v Trump: The Rematch
• MIKE EDWARDS
• Mansion turbine plans backed after airport safety fears dropped
• Sweeping reforms announced for Welsh fire services following scandal
• Three shouts for busy Angle RNLI crew in just two days
• Proposals published to improve gender balance in the Senedd
• College work-based learning team shortliste­d for award
• Plan to brighten up town centres heads to Haverfordw­est
• Town Council honours long-serving cemetery worker
• Threats of negative reviews
• Discovery of dead animals prompts an investigat­ion
• Haverfordw­est mosque boundary fencing plans backed
• Village’s seaside housing scheme expected to be approved
• Diving into the opportunit­ies of Aquacultur­e
• Why a Pembrokesh­ire family’s portrait has captured global attention
• Unraveling the threads of racism in British politics
• Badger and the Money Pit
• Animal welfare boost as CCTV becomes mandatory in Welsh abattoirs
• Welsh Lib Dems call for more support for childcare sector in Wales
• Protecting Our Future Generation­s From a Hidden Killer!
• Pembrokesh­ire’s disability boxing sessions applauded by MP
• Deposit Return Scheme needed now more than ever says Keep Wales Tidy
• Newport Town Council to host public meeting on water quality
• BACK TO BLACK
• Apple TV+ unveils star-studded 1969 comedy drama
• Renegade Nell springs into Disney+ 29th March!
• Horosco pes
• Cofiodd Ymgyrchydd Gwrth-gaethwasia­eth o Abertawe
• Mae Taith Tractor yn codi dros £2,000 ar gyfer y Gronfa Dymuniadau
• The programme helping unemployed become ‘work ready’
• Dogs Trust issues advice for Dog Theft Awareness Day
• The nutritiona­l value of meat should be considered when comparing carbon footprints
• Chancellor Blocks Tax Change That Would Have Delivered More
• Record NFU Cymru response signals ‘major overhaul needed’ to Sustainabl­e Farming Scheme proposals
• Rewriting the EV rulebook: All-new Dacia Spring
• The all-new Škoda Superb Estate
• MINI Plant Oxford celebrates start of production of New MINI Cooper
• Report highlights paediatric care crisis
• Swansea mum ‘unable to have sex’ following TVT mesh scandal
• Welsh trailer firm hooks up with Celtic cousin
• Business confidence soars despite output decline
• New revelation rocks Gething
• Elin Jones rules WG legislatio­n ‘outside powers’
• £1m to create a network of car clubs
• Picture of the week!
• Electricit­y import dependence DEAR SIR,
• Thrilling cup tie ends in extra-time victory

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