Press Releases

More than 3,000 children, young people and adults came together at Scolton Manor on Wednesday 5th August to celebrate Play Day 2026, creating one of Pembrokeshire's biggest and most successful celebrations of play to date.

Each year Pembrokeshire County Council publishes a self-assessment of the Council's performance.

Families across Pembrokeshire are being reminded that there's still plenty of time for children to take part in this year's Summer Reading Challenge – Read to the Beat.

A successful National Eisteddfod attracted more than a hundred thousand visitors to a week-long celebration of Welsh language, culture and community in north Pembrokeshire, leaving a lasting legacy for the county.

Families across Pembrokeshire are being encouraged to take advantage of the expanded Flying Start childcare offer, with all children aged 2 years-old now able to access 12.5 hours of funded childcare per week.

The annual canvass is a legal requirement and will be carried out by Local Authorities across the UK.

A special celebration was held in Pentref y Garreg Las at the National Eisteddfod today to honour the ‘Stars of the Sabbatical’ course – education practitioners from Pembrokeshire, who have benefitted from intensive Welsh sabbatical courses during the fifteen years since the scheme was first established.

Extraordinary local people who went the extra mile to welcome the National Eisteddfod to the area have been recognised at a special ceremony.

 More than 60 Year 3 pupils enjoyed an action-packed Community Clubs event at Prendergast School on Wednesday July 15, giving local children the opportunity to try a range of sports and connect with community clubs from across the county.

Pembrokeshire County Council formally signed the Twf Welsh Language at Work Charter, during a special event at the National Eisteddfod.

Savour the very best of Welsh food and drink with daily 'Taste of the Region' demonstrations in the Pentre’r Garreg Las during the National Eisteddfod.

Pembrokeshire’s share of Welsh Government Capital Grant funding for children has been put to good use across the county.