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PRESTIGIOUS Blue Flags have been awarded at 12 locations in Pembrokeshire in recognition of their high coastal standards. No flags were flown last year in Wales, due to COVID19 restriction, but there are now flying at 42 beaches and three marinas. In Pembrokeshire, they include Amroth, Newgale, Saundersfoot, Dale, Whitesands, Coppet Hall, Tenby North, Tenby South, Tenby Castle, Poppit Sands, Lydstep, and Broadhaven North. This year is seen a real cause for celebration as beaches and marinas continue to maintain a high standard of water quality, cleanliness and environmental practices ...

Luxurious Magazine recently published 'places to visit and things to experience' in Pembrokeshire, as it looked at some of the county's highlights.

Louis Theroux visits Wavecrest After concerns were raised about losing customers due to new parking charges at West Angle Bay, Wavecrest said they were more than happy to serve none other than Louis Theroux at their cafe. Known for his weird and wacky BBC documentaries spanning more than 25 years, Louis could be seen enjoying food by the beach with his wife this week. The quick trip was inspired after Louis said his wife had never been on holiday to Pembrokeshire before. Wavecrest's business owner, Jade Griffiths said: "He was amazing, honestly the friendliest man, so willing to chat...

A mast to measure wind speeds will be installed on the Angle Peninsula next month as part of a project to develop wind energy in the Celtic Sea A WEATHER mast providing information on wind speeds to better inform renewable energy projects based in the Celtic Deep will be erected on the Angle Peninsula this month. The met mast, due to be deployed in early March, will be sighted on the old airfield, half a kilometre inland of East Pickard Bay, for a duration of 15 months. The mast is being installed by Blue Gem Wind; a joint venture between Total, one of the world's largest energy compani...

A WINDFARM project proposed for off the Pembrokeshire coast is moving a step closer to reality with an application to carry out investigations on the seabed. Project Erebus is a proposed floating offshore wind development, comprising of between seven and 10 floating wind turbine generators. These will be located in the Celtic Sea region, located approximately 44 km southwest of the Pembrokeshire coastline. The project, named Erebus after the famous ship built in Pembroke Dock in 1826, is believed to be the first in a series of projects planned for the Celtic Sea. It is a partnership...