Press Releases

Pembrokeshire County Council Cabinet Members are being recommended to approve an offer to host the National Eisteddfod in 2026.

A former oil and gas professional is urging young people to consider a career in renewable energy, and take advantage of rapid growth in the sector as Wales heads towards net-zero by 2050.

A delightful celebration of the Welsh language and culture took place at the 'Gŵyl Hirddydd Haf' Summer Solstice Festival at the Urdd Centre, Pentre Ifan with Year Five school children.

With the Olympic Games in Paris now just weeks away, young people from Prendergast Community School have enjoyed their own mini version of the summer sporting spectacular.

Sports mad youngsters aged 5-7 and those looking to try out new sports and activities are invited to free multi-sport sessions in Haverfordwest.

Last week, 60 children and 16 teaching staff visited the Bassin d'Arcachon in France as part of a Taith funded project. 

Ysgol Casblaidd has been described as a “happy and friendly community’ by inspectors.

The Welsh Network of Healthy School Schemes National Quality Award has been presented to Templeton CP School.

More than 230 Pembrokeshire pupils have taken part in exciting dance competitions at primary and secondary school levels.

Ysgol Greenhill and Pembrokeshire County Council have welcomed a strong and very positive Estyn report for the school. 

‘Pick up the poo’ dog owners around Gelliswick School are being urged, as issues in the area are targeted.

Fifty Young Ambassadors from six Secondary Schools recently attended Sport Pembrokeshire Young Ambassador training and two successful local athletes were on hand to provide inspiration for the future.