£3.5m in housing bought by Pembrokeshire council, report will hear
Housing worth more than £3.5m has been purchased in Pembrokeshire by the council, senior councillors will hear next week.
Housing worth more than £3.5m has been purchased in Pembrokeshire by the council, senior councillors will hear next week.
Plans for 20 self-catering holiday lodges in the Pembrokeshire village of Johnston are expected to get the go-ahead next week.
Plans for what could be a drive-through Starbucks coffee shop accompanying an electric vehicle charging station at Haverfordwest’s Days Garage, are being recommended for approval next week.
A Pembrokeshire community pub, which earned the support of a Hollywood star, has been allowed to keep a disabled access walkway and restored platform used for performances by local choirs.
Senior Pembrokeshire councillors are next week being recommended to lease Haverfordwest airport as part of plans to make the council-run facility, which had a circa £119,000 deficit last year, cost-neutral to the authority.
A public question on Pembrokeshire’s recent budget submitted to the county council by one of its Labour members drew the ire of the new leader of the independent group, who labelled it “defamatory and vexatious”.
Pembrokeshire’s new Cabinet, under new council leader Jon Harvey, is a “kick in the face” for Welsh speakers, and is now independent “in name only,” opposition members have said.
Pembrokeshire County Council has no current plans to introduce clean air zones or road user charging, councillors heard.
There is “unlikely to be any relaxation on planning” in Pembrokeshire’s Freeport area, councillors heard.
A call for Pembrokeshire County Council to provide assurance that RSE education in the county was “both age appropriate and does not constitute grooming” was heard at County Hall last week.
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