Bruce Sinclair
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Criticism over 'unacceptable' sign on cliff face at popular Welsh beach (opens the original)
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A conservation society has slammed a sign plastered over a cliff face at a popular Welsh beach as "unacceptable". Tenby Civic Society has raised concerns about the signage during a planning meeting which discussed advertising along the seafront at Tenby's South Beach. The sign - around a few metres in length and which reads "The Galley Restaurant" - advertises the restaurant which is in the Belgrave Hotel on the Esplanade. The sign is attached to the Esplanade arches on the cliff face below the
Car park season ticket charges likely to double at 14 Pembrokeshire beauty spots (opens the original)
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A call to double the price of individual national park car park season tickets in Pembrokeshire in 2027 is expected to be backed next week. A report recommended for approval at the September meeting of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park asks members to review the current car park season ticket price points ahead of advance 2027 season ticket sales later this autumn. The national park authority operates 14 charging car parks and, from 2017, has offered two season ticket types in addition to the no
People living in popular seaside village angry over number of motorhomes (opens the original)
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People living and working in a Pembrokeshire seaside village have been left frustrated after seeing an increased number of camper vans and motorhomes causing parking issues. At the height of the summer season people in Saundersfoot have reported an excessive number of motorhomes and camper vans taking up residential parking spaces near the seafront. Councillor Chris Williams said large vehicles have been parking in residential streets for long periods which he said has led to access and waste re
Campaigners call for Welsh town's popular festival to end (opens the original)
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An animal welfare organisation has urged the organisers of a popular annual festival in a Welsh coastal town to swap its celebration of mackerel for one honouring cabbage instead. Each year at the end of August the yacht club in the seaside town of Aberaeron stages its annual Mackerel Fiesta, billed as "a light-hearted funeral dedicated to the humble mackerel at the end of the fishing season". A large papier mache mackerel is transported by bearers from the quayside through the town towards the
Woman who set up thriving sauna at popular Welsh beach told it needs to go (opens the original)
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A thriving outdoor sauna at a popular Welsh seaside destination will need to leave the site after an application for it to remain there permanently was rejected by planners. The outdoor sauna at Saundersfoot harbour has been backed with a petition signed by 558 locals and visitors, but Pembrokeshire Coast National Park concluded it can't remain permanently in its present location. In June 2024 the national park's development management committee granted temporary two-year permission for the mobi
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