Patrick Ovenden is an author who focuses on local news and events in Pembrokeshire, specifically in the town of Tenby. He writes for TENBY OBSERVER LIMITED and Pembroke and Pembroke Dock Observer, covering a range of topics including community events, cultural happenings, and local news stories.
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Patrick Ovenden's articles focus heavily on local events, community initiatives and seasonal activities in the Pembrokeshire area of Wales. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider pitching stories that involve local events or community activities within Pembrokeshire and Tenby. He may also be interested in human interest pieces related to fundraising efforts, music performances or entertainment news specific to the region.
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On the morning of Tuesday, April 23, the Swansea West fire crew and Wales Urban Search and Rescue Team rescued a dog that had become stuck underneath a property in Parkmill, Swansea.
By: Patrick Ovenden
RWE is progressing proposals to develop a green hydrogen production facility on its land adjacent to Pembroke Power Station and is asking the community for their views on these plans.
On Wednesday, May 1, Llanteg & District Garden Club are hosting a talk with Trish Cormack.
By: Patrick Ovenden
An ambitious combination of satire, social commentary, family drama and dark comedy, Lucie Lovatt’s Kill Thy Neighbour is an unlikely marriage of the everyday with the outlandish.
By: Patrick Ovenden
From May 3 to 23, the Joanna Field Gallery at the Torch Theatre, Milford Haven will be exhibiting art by 44 pupils aged 15 to 16 from Milford Haven School.
Aaron Main was the most quiet, kind and caring boy you could ever meet.
This week, on Wednesday May 1, there is a pre-loved clothing sale in St Teilo’s Parish Hall, 11am-2pm.
By: Patrick Ovenden
The Griffon Choir is now proud to be singing in its 53rd year.
Lots of local crafters are selling their wares at the new Makers’ Market Barn at Great Wedlock Farm and Deer Park.The barn was set up by the deer park owners Andrew and Maxzina Evans and is run by market managers Kim and Sam Richards.The Market Barn offers a wide range of handmade crafts including jewellery, wood, decorated shells, baubles, resin items, driftwood items, bath bombs, pictures, cards and lots more, all made locally.The market has had a great start, and as the May Bank Holiday starts the summer season, it’s hoped that locals and visitors will continue to support the market and maybe enjoy a trip to the deer park too.
Tenby-born artist Rachel Rasmussen is looking forward to staging her first ever solo exhibition in Tenby, starting on Friday.
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