Local Democracy Reporter Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire
Bruce Sinclair is a Local Democracy Reporter for Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire. He covers a range of topics including local politics, council meetings, and planning stories, with a focus on architecture, construction, and sustainable agriculture. Bruce's work has been featured in numerous publications, including BBC News, Yahoo News, and the County Times & Express.
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Bruce Sinclair's focus is on local news, particularly around government announcements and legal policy regulations concerning Pembrokeshire. His coverage highlights a strong emphasis on planning and development issues within the region.
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Pembrokeshire Coast National Park has approved a change of use at a farm in the area
Senior Ceredigion councillors have again backed a behind-closed doors purchase of a new “strategic asset” for the county following last year’s £1.85m purchase of a farm which is being transformed into an agricultural and horticultural college.
Plans to expand facilities at a popular beauty spot award-winning Pembrokeshire pub, in part using a former public toilet, have been approved
By: Bruce Sinclair
A CALL to allow a Pembrokeshire seaside hotel to become short-term holiday let accommodation to ensure its long-term viability in a changing tourism sector has been submitted to the national park. In an application to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Abergavenny-based Kyle Williams, seeks permission for a change of use of The Hildebrand Hotel, 29 Victoria […]
By: Bruce Sinclair
Call to allow a Pembrokeshire seaside hotel to become short-term holiday let accommodation to ensure its long-term viability submitted
By: Bruce Sinclair
A CALL to sell alcohol from a coffee shop at a Pembrokeshire railway station, which recently a mass violence incident which led to 11 arrests and several people being taken to hospital, has been given the go-ahead.
A call to let a north Pembrokeshire coasteering business, which had an adventure centre scheme overturned on appeal and has recently been served a trespass ...
A call for a north Pembrokeshire farm to be able to diversify through the bottling of water from its well has been given the go-ahead
By: Bruce Sinclair
Senior Ceredigion councillors have again backed a behind-closed doors purchase of a new “strategic asset” for the county
By: Bruce Sinclair
Plans by Vodafone to bring fibreoptic cables across the sea from Ireland to Newgale in order to improve broadband coverage have been lodged
