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.

Following the meeting of the Licensing Sub Committee on Thursday July 9 to review the premises licence of the Tenby Summer Spectacular events, committee members have now released their decision.

Young people from across Pembrokeshire enjoyed two successful Additional Learning Needs (ALN) multisport events during June, providing opportunities to try a variety of sports in a welcoming and fun environment.

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.

Pembrokeshire County Council is urging young people, parents, residents and visitors to take extra care around rivers, lakes, reservoirs, beaches and other open water locations. 

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

A Pembrokeshire pupil is celebrating success after her design was selected as the county’s new Active Travel logo.

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

Pembrokeshire Public Services Board (PSB) has launched its third Well-being Assessment and is asking for residents to have their say.

Pembrokeshire County Council’s Museum Service has secured a £20,000 grant from the Pilgrim Trust to carry out essential conservation and building repairs to a historic Pembrokeshire cottage.