Press Releases

Hop on a bus to enjoy Eisteddfod y Garreg Las, with extra services making it easier to leave the car at home when travelling to this special event in north Pembrokeshire.

Local volunteers who have gone the extra mile to welcome the National Eisteddfod to the area will be thanked during a special ceremony on the first day of the festival.

Estyn, Wales’ education and training inspectorate, visited the Federation of Ysgol Brynconin and Ysgol Maenclochog in May and has now published its findings following a full inspection of the Federation.

Excitement is building as the National Eisteddfod approaches, and work begins on the Maes in north Pembrokeshire.

On 1-8 August, the National Eisteddfod visits Llantwd, North Pembrokeshire.

The Leader of the Council has requested that the Chair of the Governance & Audit Committee instigate a review of the Council’s insurance arrangements to give assurance that they are robust, fit for purpose and provide value for money.

In celebration of 850 years since the first Eisteddfod a procession will follow a giant puppet of founder of Lord Rhys around west Wales.

Four remarkable young people from Portfield School have made local history after becoming the county's first wheelchair users to successfully complete the prestigious Gold Duke of Edinburgh's (DofE) Award. 

Primary school pupils from the Garreg Las area have come together to release a brand-new song covering what makes their area so special.

The Pembrokeshire Learning Centre proudly celebrated the opening of its brand-new library recently, marking an exciting milestone for students and staff alike.

Narberth Community Primary School is celebrating its latest Estyn inspection report which recognises the school as “a happy, inclusive, bilingual community.”

Sport Pembrokeshire welcomed more than 130 Year 3 and 4 pupils to its Haverfordwest Community Clubs event, held on Thursday May 7^th at Haverfordwest Tennis Club.