Councillor attendance figures for 2018/19 have just been released by Pembrokeshire County Council. The data shows that the Conservative group have clearly got the best attendance figures with an average attendance of 93.18%.

Simon Hart MP has been learning more about an issue close to his heart – the pollution of our local rivers.

The campaign to reopen St Clears railway station has taken a step closer to reality.  It has been chosen by the Department of Transport as one of four station reopening bids out of 12 to go through to the next level.

Sixty concerned residents turned out at a public meeting to come up with an action plan to save Laugharne’s historic Island House.

The Grade 2 * listed Tudor house is in a central location close the Castle in the town and has  decayed since its last occupant died 15 years ago.

TWO-YEAR campaign to improve signage at the entrance to a busy Narberth enterprise park looks like bearing fruit for Simon Hart MP.

Simon Hart MP is backing a campaign to encourage all primary school children to take part in this year’s Summer Reading Challenge.

Simon Hart MP is encouraging as many people as possible to have their say on making a dangerous Narberth junction safer.

Redstone Cross, just north of the town, is a notoriously tricky junction with traffic having to negotiate the busy A40.

Families are wasting trips to Llys Y Fran Reservoir near Clarbeston Road because they aren’t aware of its prolonged closure, says local MP Simon Hart.

The villages of Llansteffan and Ferryside are directly linked for the first time in 60 years thanks to a new ferry officially launched by Simon Hart MP.

“The Glansteffan” is an eight-seater amphibious vehicle which is running between the two Towy communities five days a week.

The National Trust needs to do more to protect its Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) near Pendine from illegal campers.

Despite a locked barrier and a traffic ban, a number of caravans spent Easter weekend at Morfa Bychan.