Press Releases

Pembrokeshire County Council staff have been commended for their dedication and hard work throughout the night following a period of intense rainfall that led to widespread flooding across the County.

The latest designs for Milford Haven’s new Public Transport Interchange – which will transform the existing railway station – will be on show at a public drop in session this month.

Each year Pembrokeshire County Council publishes a self-assessment of the Council’s performance.

The Statutory Pre-application Consultation (sPAC) for the Newgale Coastal Adaptation Phase 1 Proposals commenced on Monday April 14th and ran for a period of 28 days until Sunday May 11th in accordance with the Town and Country Planning (Development Management Procedure) (Wales) Order 2012 (as amended).

Over 660 responses have already been received to help shape an exciting new vision for a more reliable, connected and accessible transport network in South West Wales.

Your views are now wanted on an exciting new vision for a more reliable, connected and accessible transport network in South West Wales.

Work is continuing on a review of the 20mph speed limit in some areas of Pembrokeshire where public feedback has been received.

Pembrokeshire County Council is seeking public feedback on how it manages flood risk across the County.

A consultation will be launched on plans to introduce a non-vehicular link between Johnston and Milford Haven with Steynton to Old Bulford Road Active Travel Improvements.

Pembrokeshire County Council’s Road Safety Team have worked in partnership with the family of a young woman killed in a road traffic collision to launch an intervention for young drivers in our County and beyond.

Pembrokeshire County Council will be holding two public engagement events to show people how plans for adapting to the impacts of climate change at Newgale have developed.

All Pembrokeshire County Council town car parks will once again be free to motorists on weekends in December.