Press Releases

Your views are now wanted on an exciting new vision for a more reliable, connected and accessible transport network in South West Wales.

Work is continuing on a review of the 20mph speed limit in some areas of Pembrokeshire where public feedback has been received.

Pembrokeshire County Council is seeking public feedback on how it manages flood risk across the County.

Rural towns and villages in South West Wales are set to benefit from UK Government’s Project Gigabit, which aims to deliver gigabit-capable connectivity to hard-to-reach premises across Britain by 2030.

Pembrokeshire County Council will be holding two public engagement events to show people how plans for adapting to the impacts of climate change at Newgale have developed.

A number of changes to key local bus services in Pembrokeshire will be introduced in January 2025, including reinstating some reduced services.

Pembrokeshire County Council is pleased to confirm the award of a Pre-Construction Service Agreement for the Brynhir housing development in Tenby.

The UK and Welsh Governments welcomed Ed Tomp as the newly appointed permanent Chair of the Celtic Freeport, marking the project's transition from the development to the delivery phase. 

All Pembrokeshire County Council town car parks will once again be free to motorists on weekends in December.

Pembrokeshire County Council’s Access Team is launching Gofyn – a way for people with impairments / disabilities / additional needs to have their voices heard where it counts.

Plans to improve access between Penally and Tenby without using a vehicle are to be discussed at a public information event next week.

The opportunity to request changes to the 20mph limits in Pembrokeshire is closing.