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Tom Stoppard Festival

A FESTIVAL dedicated to the work of one of Britain’s leading playwrights takes to the stage in Fishguard next month.

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Castle’s £4.5m new plans are unveiled

THIS is what Cardigan Castle could look like if a £4.

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Volunteers aim to paint the town red, and many other colours!

AS Dyfed High Sheriff volunteers continue their hunt for free and discounted paint and building materials to make-over community venues, they’ve stumbled across a clever plot hatched by Pembrokeshire County Council and Pembrokeshire Frame to sell paint at low prices, provide funds to a fantastic community project and reduce environmental pollution.

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Journalist left for dead after beating with golf club

A former County Echo reporter was left fighting for his life after allegedly being beaten over the head with a golf club and left for dead in an unused farm building during a vicious attack.

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Marc’s 800-mile charity rail journey

A STUDENT who set out from Fishguard to travel 800 miles across Britain in a day
to raise money for charity has won a national competition.

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‘Make your voices heard’

THE mayor of Fishguard has called for residents to make their voices heard after revelations there will be no review into the controversial car parking charges
in the town.

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Family’s plea after their dogs go missing

AN Eglwyswrw family has been left mystified and upset over the bank holiday weekend by the disappearance of a beloved family dog and her puppy who “vanished
into thin air.

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Jazzers get in the groove

The seventh Aberjazz Festival – and the most ambitious yet – was opened by the mayor of Fishguard and Goodwick in the Royal Oak.

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Mayor leads tributes to lifeboat campaigner

TRIBUTES have been paid this week
following the death of a Fishguard man who was instrumental in bringing an historic lifeboat back to the town.

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Car parking charges are here to stay, say council

CONTROVERSIAL charges for parking in Fishguard will remain, despite fierce criticism from the community.

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Get ready to go really wild once again

THE sixth Really Wild Festival will take place in St Davids this year on 4 and 5 September.

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College students make ‘their little trail’ in Madagascar

STUDENTS from Pembrokeshire College have returned from a month-long expedition to Madagascar.

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New Soroptomist president

PAT Roblin, outgoing president of Soroptimist International Fishguard and District, presented the chain of office to the incoming president, Elspeth Cotton, at Fishguard Show.

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Run is back on

THE Preseli Bluestone Challenge lived up to its challenging nature earlier this year when poor visibility forced the event to be postponed.

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Super paths

FIVE coastal walkways in north Pembrokeshire have been praised for their “family friendliness”, following a tour of the coastal path.

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Gwaun’s great GCSEs

THERE was further examination success for Fishguard and St Davids students on Tuesday when the latest GCSE results were revealed.

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A-Level pupils pass with flying colours

STUDENTS in Fishguard and throughout north Pembrokeshire are celebrating after a bumper year of A-Level results.

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Decision on farm was the right one for Neil

A FARMER near Fishguard has won a top award.

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Mobile catering business scoops award

A NORTH Pembrokeshire business has won a prestigious catering award.

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Volunteer Ruth returns to help

MEMBERS of Fishguard’s Gateway Club (pictured with Ruth), have been busy
celebrating the return of friend and volunteer Ruth Llewhelin.

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