Bruce Sinclair

More than 30 extra Gypsy Traveller pitches are expected to be allocated in Pembrokeshire’s forthcoming new local development plan, with the potential for more.

Plans to expand a Pembrokeshire seaside town's filling-station shop are back for a third attempt after one scheme was refused and another withdrawn.

Plans to keep part of a Pembrokeshire property said to have inspired Middlemarch author George Eliot, actually writer Mary Ann Evans, as a holiday let have been approved

Plans for a tearoom in a former post office away from the seafront of a popular Pembrokeshire village have been approved and people are very excited to see it happen

Councillors urged to approve backdated relief covering 2024/25 to 2026/27, following a Welsh Government request to support eligible public charging bays and forecourts SOME PEMBROKESHIRE businesses with electric vehicle charging points could get 100 per cent business-rate relief under a scheme senior councillors are urged to approve next week. At its November meeting, Pembrokeshire County […]

National park planners accept evidence that Gwynne House has operated as a short-term rental for more than four years PLANS to keep part of a Pembrokeshire property said to have inspired Middlemarch author George Eliot as a holiday let have been approved. Pavel Stepanek of Ty Gwynne Ltd, through agent Hayston Developments & Planning Ltd, […]

Y Bost Bakes hopes to open at Rose Cottage in 2027, creating a new community meeting place in Upper Solva PLANS for a tearoom in a former post office away from the seafront of a popular Pembrokeshire village have been approved. Heidi Holland of Y Bost Bakes, through agent Oochitecture, applied to Pembrokeshire Coast National […]

Proposed Old Fishguard Road vets would create nine jobs, with three consulting rooms and treatment facilities planned at the former retail premises A £250,000 PLAN to convert a vacant Haverfordwest showroom into a veterinary practice has been submitted to county planners. Pete Howe of All Pets Care Ltd has applied to Pembrokeshire County Council to […]

A SCHEME for 76 homes in a Pembrokeshire seaside village shouldn’t be allowed to start until updates to the local wastewater treatment works are completed, Welsh Water has said.

Revised three-flat scheme at Puncheston’s Drovers Arms rejected over drainage, loss of a community facility and living conditions. Plans to turn the former Drovers Arms in Puncheston into flats have been refused for a second time, despite the number of proposed homes being reduced from four to three. Pembrokeshire County Council planners rejected the revised […]