Press Releases

A draft environmental strategy, covering proposals for the future of waste and recycling, street cleansing and green spaces in Pembrokeshire has been launched by Pembrokeshire County Council.

There will be some changes to rubbish and recycling collections this festive season in Pembrokeshire.

As part of our approach to jointly tackling the ongoing odour issues at Withyhedge with NRW, Pembrokeshire County Council is progressing with its legal challenge against RML.

Pembrokeshire County Council has sought legal advice and is contemplating legal proceedings against Withyhedge Landfill operators RML, in regards to the ongoing odour issues at the site.

Pembrokeshire County Council Leader Cllr David Simpson has today welcomed news that Natural Resources Wales (NRW) is taking further enforcement action at Withyhedge Landfill.

Snow update: Waste and Recycling collections are suspended today (Thursday, 18^th January)

Pembrokeshire County Council can confirm that we have recently received complaints from members of the public relating to odours originating from the Withyhedge Landfill site.

There will be some changes to waste and recycling collections over Christmas and New Year in Pembrokeshire.

Pembrokeshire residents are once again able to book a kerbside collection of their real Christmas tree over the festive period.

Pembrokeshire County Council is ceasing provision of grey bags and reverting to household provided black bags for residual (non-recyclable) waste collections.

In the last three years Pembrokeshire has come top in Wales for recycling, but one area that needs improvement is the disposal of waste food that could be recycled but isn’t.

Pembrokeshire residents are being asked to consider the impact on neighbours when planning a bonfire.