Pembrokeshire

Robin Hood's Bay. (Pic credit: Steve Geer)

Robin Hood's Bay: Yorkshire coast cottage named among best beach retreats in UK

Man runs across pub car park to save pint from ‘mini-tornado’.

Watch: Man runs across pub car park to save pint from ‘mini-tornado’

Car crashes into UK campsite causing serious injuries

Baby Mabli Cariad Hall has died after being hit by a car while being put back in a pushchair.

Baby dies after being hit by car at hospital

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Pub desperate for summer staff offers £500 bonus to new recruits

Head to Whitby this summer for a beautiful beach without leaving the UK

How to make the most of your annual leave in 2023

Here are five surprising facts about the T. rex

A memorial service for Sir David Amess.

Abuse of public servants is threatening democracy - Jayne Dowle

One of the Yorkshire Dales’ Three Peaks, which can be visited by car from Howgills Hideaway in Kendal. Picture: Tony Johnson.

The post-lockdown summer staycation spot on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales

NFU president Meurig Raymond at the 2018 NFU Conference. Picture by Simon Hadley.

Farm union boss says industry is ready for new political agenda

The Blue Lagoon at Abereiddy. PIC: Ian Day

Travel review: The picturesque Pembrokeshire coastline

NFU president Meurig Raymond.

Farmer confidence up but longer term fears remain

Shearwater Cottage, Nolton Haven in Pembrokshire.

Travel review: Pembrokeshire - splendid isolation

Meurig Raymond, president of the National Farmers' Union.

Migrant labour shortage hits supplies of fruit and veg

Stonehenge may have come from Wales

L-R: NFU group secretary Robert Nobles, NFU president Meurig Raymond, Longley Farm's Jimmy Dickinson, NFU regional dairy board chairman David Shaw.

Farming leader hopes dairy market is stabilising

Water woes: Drivers battle through flooded roads in the Yorkshire Dales.

Gales and heavy rain bring chaos as cold air sweeps across North

Meurig Raymond: Has called for politicians to start backing the farming industry.

‘Rural vote is key in election’ say leaders of farm industry

Chance to take flight with the gannet

Gallery on shortlist for prestigious arts prize

Two dead as Britain counts cost of flooding

Yorkshire has been returning to normal after heavy rain and strong winds caused localised flooding.

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Yorkshire braced for wind and floods

Ladybird, ladybird don’t fly away

Pembrokeshire: Shore winner

Trashing the countryside for unreliable power

Badger cull hit by further delay after legal fight

Trust properties benefit from screen spotlight

Come rain or shine

Badgers to be culled to stop spread of TB