Controversy over tourism plans for Tenby island
Plans to turn St Catherine's Island, one of the seaside town's most recognisable landmarks, into a tourist attraction have upset residents.
Gruelling Ironman triathlon returns to Tenby
Over 1,600 men and women will be travelling to Tenby this weekend for the Ironman Wales event.
White rhinos from Netherlands arrive in Tenby
The first white rhinos to be cared for at a Welsh zoo have arrived at their new home near Tenby.
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1000 cyclists in 100 mile trip
A thousand cyclists are pedalling from Cardiff to Tenby today for the annual Carten bike ride.
Money raised by the 100 mile trip goes to the Noah's Ark Children's Hospital Appeal.
Some of those taking part today were using it as training for the Heroes Challenge later this month which will cover 1200 miles by air, land and sea.
Controversy over tourism plans for Tenby island
by Kevin Ashford
Plans to turn St Catherine's Island, one of the seaside town's most recognisable landmarks, into a tourist attraction have upset residents.
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Woman dies following Tenby incident last month
A woman has died following an incident on 16th March at her home in Tenby, Pembrokeshire.
Joanna Elizabeth Hall, 30, died at Morriston Hospital. 30-year-old Steven Daniel Williams has been charged with attempted murder.
– Spokesperson for Dyfed-Powys PoliceOur thoughts and condolences are with Joanna’s family.
Tenby Boxing Day swim: 'nearly 600' take part
Despite the rain, close to 600 people took part in this morning's Boxing Day swim in Tenby.
This year's event raised money for PATCH (Pembrokeshire Action to Combat Hardship), the Tenby and District Gateway Club, the Tenby and Saundersfoot branch of the NSPCC and Meningitis UK
Gruelling Ironman triathlon returns to Tenby
Over 1,600 men and women will be travelling to Tenby this weekend for the Ironman Wales event.
Read the full storyWhite rhinos from Netherlands arrive in Tenby
The first white rhinos to be cared for at a Welsh zoo have arrived at their new home near Tenby.
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Jail for Tenby chip shop cannabis men
A man who set up a cannabis factory inside his fish and chip shop has been jailed for 20 months.
67-ear-old Brian Davies had run into financial difficulties while operating the Spinnaker chip shop in Upper Frog Street, Tenby.
Another businessman who helped him, Alistair Firth, 42, of The Green, Tenby, was also jailed for 20 months.
Mark Millard, 36, of Newbridge, Letterston, who acted as the "gardener" because of his expertise in rearing cannabis plants, was given a 12 month suspended sentence, and ordered to carry out 240 hours of community service.
They all admitted their involvement in the production of 166 cannabis plants between December 1, 2010, and April 14, 2011.
Swansea Crown Court heard that two rooms at the Spinnaker had been converted into a cannabis factory and could have yielded six kilos of the drug.
Dyfed Thomas, the barrister representing Davies, said his client had now lost everything "in a venture that was foolish from beginning to end."
Judge Keith Thomas ruled that Davies had made £15,142 out of the operation and Firth £21,912.
TV star Anna Ryder Richardson to stand trial
TV presenter Anna Ryder Richardson and her husband will stand trial later this year accused of health and safety breaches, which they deny.
Read the full storyTenby lifeboats launched to rescue dinghy man
Two lifeboats from the Tenby RNLI station were launched yesterday afternoon, to help rescue a missing sailor.
Milford Haven Coastguard alerted them just after midday, after reports of a man in a dinghy going missing from a sailing event.
A helicopter from RAF Chivenor was also involved in the operation.
The missing man - along with his dinghy - were later found off Ginst Point. He was uninjured, and taken back to Saundersfoot.
Anna Ryder Richardson will stand trial next month
TV presenter and wildlife park owner Anna Ryder Richardson has learnt that she will face trial next month, along with her husband, after being accused of serious breaches in health and safety regulations.
She appeared with her husband, Colin MacDougall at Haverfordwest Magistrates Court where their case was sent to crown court for trial. The couple own, jointly run and live at the Manor House Wildlife Park, in St Florence, near Tenby, west Wales.
A mother and son were urgently airlifted to hospital in 2010 after a heavy branch fell on them during at the park. Three year-old Gruff Davies-Hughes suffered serious head injuries and spent three days in intensive care. His mother, suffered a head injury and fractures to her leg, pelvis, and arm.
Anna and her husband have denied the two separate alleged breaches. Their jointly owned company, Manor House Wildlife Park Ltd, also denies two breaches to health and safety legislation.
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