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A golden opportunity to examine what life was like in a Pembrokeshire castle nine hundred years ago was too good to pass up recently, unearthing some intriguing artefacts.
Published 28 June 2012
Biodiversity is blossoming with the help of a local group who are developing a wild meadow habitat in the St Davids area.
Published 15 June 2012
An innovative project to get tourism providers in Pembrokeshire more qualified to talk about the National Park and what it has to offer to visitors has recognised the efforts of its first participants.
Published 14 June 2012
Are you struggling to turn your ideas for living a more sustainable lifestyle or working in a more sustainable way into reality?
Published 14 June 2012
The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority appointed its new Chairman today, Wednesday.
Published 13 June 2012
Families wanting more for their money can now gain unlimited entrance for a year to two of the National Park’s unique attractions.
Published 25 May 2012
One of south Pembrokeshire’s most iconic beaches benefitted recently from a group of young people pitching in to restore safer access for wheelchair users and people with mobility problems.
Published 24 May 2012
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority has stepped back in time to the glory days of train travel with an exciting new advertising campaign marking the Park’s 60th anniversary.
Published 23 May 2012
Children from St Teilo’s School, Tenby, enjoy hands-on activities at Castell Henllys Iron Age Fort. Pic: Emma Richards.
Published 14 August 2009
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