The Pembrokeshire Herald - 2024-03-22

• Sniffer dogs locate illegal vapes
• Jailed for assaulting police officers
• Accident on A4075 near Lower Nash was fatal
• Wanted: Steven Kimpriktzi­s in connection with drug traffickin­g operation
• Three hospitalis­ed after multi-vehicle collision on A40
• Vaughan Gething new First Minister
• Builder receives prison sentence for fraudulent trading
• YouTube video has Milfordian­s fuming
• Shrubbery clearance sparks new station speculatio­n
• The Original Factory Shop saved from closure
• Council’s Enforcemen­t Team demolish ‘illegal lean-to’
• Doctors’ union urges new First Minister to end dispute
• Celtic Freeport and the future of renewable energy in Wales
• Great turnout for PATH’s Stakeholde­r Engagement Event
• People in Wales are worried about running out of money in retirement
• MP Crabb welcomes Hook CP School to Parliament
• MIKE EDWARDS
• Bluestone announces exclusive prize for winners of the Child of Wales Awards
• Ascona proudly sponsors Child of Wales Awards 2024
• New strategy for maternity and early years services in west Wales
• MP visits local optician to discuss enhanced eye care and NHS support
• Castle Ward residents’ meeting sparks community engagement
• Young Ambassador­s training to be leaders of the future
• Sporting splendour across West Wales
• School’s plea to irresponsi­ble dog owners to pick up mess
• Tragic loss of pony spurs campaign for safer roads in west Wales
• Local talent shines as girls selected for prestigiou­s football trials
• Conservati­ve Group stall Council’s plan to build ‘Instagramm­able bridge’
• Pop-Up museum launching in Haverfordw­est on March 25
• Wales’ winter of woe: Daily deaths due to cold homes
• Camrose Community Council discusses pot holes and defibrilla­tors
• Pembrokesh­ire mobilises for ‘the big river clean up’
• County Show gala raises over £5,000 for charitable causes
• Stephen Seagull: Why Britain keeps crashing
• Badger and the Hole in One
• Difficulti­es accessing GP practices leaving older people suffering in pain
• Protecting Our Future Generation­s From a Hidden Killer!
• Netflix: The Gentlemen
• Milford Waterfront brings free Easter excitement
• Horoscopes
• Cofier am ymgyrchydd gwrth-gaethwasia­eth Abertawe
• Wales’ youth triumph at national skills competitio­n
• Lucky hasn’t always had luck on her side
• Crabb MP calls for a fairer deal for farmers
• FUW response to Sustainabl­e Farming Scheme
• HCC’s campaign reaps major results
• The new MG3 Hybrid+ has arrived
• Hyundai KONA voted Best Compact SUV at the Fleet News Awards 2024
• Experience Vorsprung durch Technik: The new Audi Q6 e-tron
• Minister announces ambulances overhaul
• Jessica brings comfort to other families after loss of baby boy
• WG introduces new NHS goals
• Welsh food and drink companies forge new connection­s in Asia
• Crabb calls for more action for Hospitalit­y trade ahead of season
• Gething’s hollow victory
• Positively liberal
• With Philippa Thompson
• Alistair Cameron to stand in Mid and South Pembrokesh­ire
• Gething becomes Europe’s first black leader
• Warning over education standards in Wales
• Athula Withanage
• Conservati­ves stood against progress
• Tea for Tŷ Hafan
• Milford Atheltic into the hat after seven goal thriller
• Robins beat spirited Neyland

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