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It has come to the Council’s attention that the statutory rent increase notice has only been delivered to tenants over the last couple of days.

Repeated non-compliance with food safety legislation and deliberate breaches of statutory notices served by Environmental Health Officers to protect the health of consumers has resulted in suspended prison sentences for two food business operators in Pembrokeshire.

Pembrokeshire’s Local Land Charges service has joined the national digital register making buying a property quicker and simpler.

A website which helps people to continue to live independently in west Wales has gone live.

Pembrokeshire County Council’s soup initiative has been growing in popularity and will continue throughout April – including the Thursdays in the Easter holidays.

The Celtic Freeport private-public bid consortium has reacted to today’s announcement it has been shortlisted by the UK and Welsh Governments for freeport status.

A Pembrokeshire school’s commitment to being a safe and welcoming place for people seeking sanctuary has been recognised with an important accolade.

Pembrokeshire County Council staff who helped save the lives of customers who suffered heart attacks in two separate incidents have been thanked for their vital actions.

Two brothers have been fined £1000 each for failing to comply with an enforcement notice issued by Pembrokeshire County Council’s Planning Department.

Pembrokeshire County Council is highlighting the free Council services available for unpaid carers in the county who carry out an invaluable role caring for their families and friends.