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Work has been carried out across Pembrokeshire to manage trees affected by ash dieback.

As the summer holidays start our beaches will be even busier but remember some restrictions on dogs are in place.

The partnership between Pembrokeshire County Council and a community energy charity has recently helped two sites reduce costs and carbon emissions with solar panels.

With the bank holiday and half-term approaching many people will be planning on getting out to enjoy everything that Pembrokeshire has to offer.

A tenant who continued to let rubbish pile up outside his home despite receiving multiple warnings is facing a hefty court bill.

While dogs are welcome on the majority of the 50 plus beaches in Pembrokeshire there are some that have summer restrictions – and just two with total bans.

Residents are being warned of the continued potential for icy roads and pavements this evening, overnight and into tomorrow, Friday 19^th January.

Pembrokeshire residents are once again able to book a kerbside collection of their real Christmas tree over the festive period.

• New Innovate UK ‘Launchpads’ funding and support for regional innovation and business growth
• Supports Wales and UK-wide businesses to lead decarbonisation projects in South West Wales
• Funding and support packages can range from £25,000 to £1m.

Pembrokeshire remains number one in Wales and in the top 20 per cent in the UK for the number of battery EV charge points, according to official figures.

After a 6 year closure, Goodwick Moor Nature Reserve has reopened showcasing a new 500m long boardwalk and new wildlife pond.

Pembrokeshire County Council is taking positive action to help keep our county a clean and beautiful place to live, work and visit.