Residents are being signposted to the range of online services for waste and recycling on Pembrokeshire County Council’s website.
The life and work of John Nash will be the subject of a special event at Pembroke Dock Library next week.
The finalists for the 2019 Sport Pembrokeshire awards have been announced.
Welsh learners had a night to remember at the recent Celebration Evening at the Pembrokeshire Archives.
The Council’s Head of Environmental Services, Richard Brown, has praised the support of householders as Pembrokeshire’s second week of the new waste and recycling scheme gets underway.
Householders are being urged to ensure they are registered to vote ahead of the forthcoming United Kingdom Parliamentary General election.
One of the oldest women in Wales turned 105 on 1 November.
Users of concessionary bus passes in Wales are being made aware of an important change to the scheme.
As a temporary measure, Pembrokeshire County Council’s contact centre is now opening earlier to take phone queries from 8am from Mondays to Fridays.
The result of the Hundleton Electoral Ward by-election for Pembrokeshire County Council on 7th November 2019 was as follows:
Results:
Stephen Francis (Steve) Alderman (Independent): 220 votes
Daphne Margaret Jane Bush: 58 votes
David William Edwards (Independent): 35 votes
Barry Edward Grange (Independent): 25 votes
Shirley Margaret Hammond-Williams (Welsh Liberal Democrats): 57 votes
Nicola Christina (Nicky) Hancock (Independent): 46 votes
Jonathan Anthony Robert Nutting: 1 vote
Anthony Stenson (Independent): 37 votes
Jacob David Taylor (Welsh Conservative Party Candidate): 128 votes
Stephen Francis Alderman was duly elected.