Patrick Ovenden

A sapling of Pembroke Dock’s famous Gingko tree, linked to the Japanese Imperial Navy, has been planted at the Heritage Centre to celebrate the town’s longstanding ties with Japan.

VE DAY 80th anniversary celebrations will fill Amroth Parish Hall, Summerhill on May 5, with food, music, wartime memorabilia, artefacts and memories, children’s fun activities and games.

On Easter Sunday, April 20, the De Valence Pavilion in Tenby welcomed Nirvanah and the Foos Fighters with a great turnout for rocking night of live music.

Penally’s Ian Badham, one of Ashmole & Co’s Partners in Tenby, Haverfordwest and Cardigan is celebrating a significant work anniversary this month having been employed by the accountancy firm for 30 years.

Welsh Conservatives are calling for action from the Labour Welsh Government to protect Welsh Waterways, following recent figures on sewage dumping.

Join Pembrokeshire’s Paul Sartori Foundation for a series of engaging events during Dying Matters Week 2025, promoting essential end-of-life conversations.

JOIN the Pembroke Dock community in a Fun in the Park event to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the town’s Memorial Park.

With the Help to Buy Wales scheme extended to 2026, Lovell Homes invites buyers to discover new properties at Augustus Grange, Haverfordwest.

Vision Theatre Company’s production of the beloved musical Hello, Dolly! takes place at Milford Haven’s Boulevard Theatre from May 1 to 3, including a Saturday matinee performance.

Pembrokeshire farmers under the age of 45 who utilise progressive, sustainable agriculture methods are encouraged to apply for the Baron de Rutzen Award. The competition is open to all livestock and arable farmers in the county.