Patrick Ovenden

“Shall we call him Oliver,” someone suggested when the Watermans Arms shared these photos of Pembroke’s resident otter - and we’re sure the name’s going to stick!

WHEN Seren Morgan, 10, from Carmarthen was rushed into hospital seriously ill in April of 2024, her and her family’s lives changed forever.

Knowing that for some Sunday can be a very quiet (and potentially lonely) day of the week, Picton Castle Gardens in Pembrokeshire are trying something new: Social Sunday.

The bluefin tuna has been described as “a stunning marine animal, that leaps out of the water like a dolphin, speeds like a racehorse, and is bigger than a polar bear.” Can anyone help us confirm the identity of this giant found on Freshwater East?

Pembrokeshire couple Auriol and Bernie Scourfield have celebrated their 60th Wedding Anniversary at the Plas Hotel in Narberth.

Six enthusiastic and talented musicians took part in the first round of the Narberth & Whitland Rotary 2025 Young Musician competition, held at Bethesda Chapel in Narberth last Wednesday.

AFTER a great run of festive pantomime Jack and the Beanstalk, Milford Haven’s Torch Theatre is already planning this December’s panto - Rapunzel - as well as reflecting on the success of the ‘One More Time’ campaign.

Ten chefs - including The Grove’s Sam Rust, and two apprentice butchers - including Albert Rees Ltd’s Kieran Thomas earned praise from the judges in the National Chef of Wales final held yesterday (Monday).

The two marine animals washed up together on Freshwater East beach were an Atlantic bluefin tuna and a juvenile common dolphin, it has been confirmed.

TENBY and District Camera Club kicked off 2025 with the judging of the 2nd Open Competition.