Press Releases

 Positive Practice in Safeguarding is the theme of a wide-ranging programme of events taking place across Mid and West Wales for National Safeguarding Week, commencing 10^th November 2025.

Residents across Pembrokeshire are set to benefit in extra support following the launch of the Low Income Family Tracker (LIFT) initiative.

There is now a new number to contact social services in emergency situations outside normal work hours with a bilingual call centre on hand to support residents.

The fourth Pembrokeshire Spotlight Awards celebrating children and young people who achieve exceptional things and make a real difference was held recently.

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.

Ongoing support for people who attend the Anchorage, Bro Preseli and Lee Davies Day Centres and their families remains the highest priority as day opportunities reconfiguration confirmed.

Welsh Government has awarded Pembrokeshire County Council a further £6.5million towards the cost of building the new integrated health and social care hub in Pembroke.

Representatives of a range of groups and organisations across the County gathered to discuss tackling poverty in Pembrokeshire at a special summit this month.

Keep Warm Keep Well is once again supporting people across Pembrokeshire with the cost of living this winter.

A scheme to help disabled people access a parking space near their property if they don’t have a useable driveway or garage is accepting new applications.

County Hall will be lit in purple tomorrow (Tuesday 7^th November) in support of Purple Tuesday – a day dedicated to improving the customer experience for disabled people and their families.

A teenager from Pembrokeshire with ambitions of becoming a police officer has won a Fostering Excellence Award, the UK’s most prestigious fostering accolade, recognising her exceptional achievements.