Press Releases

The latest occupier is getting ready to move into the new Western Quayside development in Haverfordwest. 

Following a public consultation last year “focused changes” have been made to the overarching guidance for planning developments in Pembrokeshire until 2033.

A former couple who built a shepherd’s hut and log cabin without planning permission have been ordered by a court to pay more than £4,000 between them.

Pembrokeshire County Council wants to hear your views on planning guidance relating to caravan, camping and chalet developments.

Bird boxes have been installed at County Hall in Haverfordwest to help tackle the decline of the swift, a much loved summer visitor to the UK.

Pembrokeshire County Council is preparing a replacement Local Development Plan that will provide overarching guidance for developments until 2033.  This covers the area of Pembrokeshire excluding the National Park.

As part of our approach to jointly tackling the ongoing odour issues at Withyhedge with NRW, Pembrokeshire County Council is progressing with its legal challenge against RML.

Pembrokeshire County Council has sought legal advice and is contemplating legal proceedings against Withyhedge Landfill operators RML, in regards to the ongoing odour issues at the site.

A Pembrokeshire man must remove abandoned cars, scrap and other waste from his land within weeks or face a potential prison sentence following Pembrokeshire County Council court action.

Pembrokeshire County Council Leader Cllr David Simpson has today welcomed news that Natural Resources Wales (NRW) is taking further enforcement action at Withyhedge Landfill.

Pembrokeshire County Council has taken direct action to remove a lean-to that was built against a neighbour’s listed building without consent.

Pembrokeshire County Council can confirm that we have recently received complaints from members of the public relating to odours originating from the Withyhedge Landfill site.