Press Releases
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Changes to Bluetongue Control Policy in Wales
The exemptions to pre-movement testing have been extended from June 12th until June 19th.
New joint approach to tackle anti-social behaviour
In a first for Wales, a new approach to tackle anti-social behaviour and reduce negative impact on people’s lives has been approved between Pembrokeshire County Council and social landlord ateb Group.
Dedication of Animal Health Team commended after conclusion of complex court case
The efforts of Pembrokeshire County Council’s Animal Health Team have been highlighted following the conclusion of a long-running and complex animal welfare case.
Important advice about allergens in hot drinks issued to local food businesses
Recent sampling of dairy-free coffees by the Council’s Food Safety and Standards team has prompted the production of a handy advice guide.
Crackdown on illegal tobacco in Pembrokeshire
A multi-agency operation has resulted in the seizure of illegal tobacco, vapes and cash from two shops in Pembrokeshire, as part of a major crackdown on the illegal tobacco trade.
Businesses selling single-use vapes warned of impending ban
Anyone selling single-use vapes is reminded that from 1st June 2025 it will be illegal to do so.
Pembrokeshire Trading Standards warn against cold callers after Storm Darragh
Trading Standards is asking the public to be aware of rogue traders and cold callers who may try to take advantage of the damage caused by Storm Darragh.
Buddha Buddha restaurant fined for failing to display correct food hygiene rating
A Tenby restaurant displayed a hygiene rating of 5 when the current rating for the premises was actually a 1, Magistrates have heard.
Shop owner sentenced over sale of illegal vapes following Council investigation
A Haverfordwest shop owner has admitted selling illegal vapes following a Pembrokeshire County Council Trading Standards investigation.
Fines imposed after Trading Standards investigation
A landscape gardener has been fined after complaints led to a Pembrokeshire County Council Trading Standards investigation.
Substantial fines for farmers who knowingly kept cattle with bovine TB reactors on farm
Three members of a Pembrokeshire farming family have been sentenced for deliberately swapping cattle ear tags; actions that saw animals with Bovine Tuberculosis (TB) reactors remain on the farm.
Rogue roofer handed suspended prison sentence
A rogue roofer who carried out work that wasn’t required on the home of a vulnerable couple and charged them thousands of pounds has been sentenced to a suspended prison term of 15 months.