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GOODWICK'S Ocean Lab could soon be serving alcohol along with food and soft drinks, if an application to Pembrokeshire County Council goes smoothly. Proprietors of the café at the popular seafront attraction, Judith and Allan Cresswell, are applying to serve alcoholic drinks along with hot and cold soft beverages. The application to the council's licensing committee states that the venue would like to serve alcohol from 11am to 11pm seven days a week. The Ocean Lab is temporarily closed because of lockdown but when open it shuts in the late afternoon, early evening. The application...

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Local organisations have expressed their delight at the success of a crowdfunding campaign to improve in Fishguard and Goodwick.

Ayana Elizabeth Johnson will join in a conversation with journalist Alex Blumberg on the final day of the Pulitzer Center's 2021 Environment (Re)Defined conference. Johnson will bring her expertise as a marine biologist, policy expert, and leader of Urban Ocean Lab, a think tank for coastal cities, to explore a range of critical environmental issues. Among her achievements, Johnson led the Caribbean’s first successful island-wide ocean zoning effort, resulting in the protection of one-third of Barbuda’s coastal waters, and co-founded The All We Can Save Project to nurture the feminist cl...

A fundraising appeal for Fishguard and Goodwick has raised more than £11,000 in the first week A FUNDRAISING appeal for Fishguard and Goodwick, supported by Golden Globe nominee, actor Matthew Rhys, has soared to more than £11,000 in the first week. The campaign aims to raise £30,000 via the Crowdfunder platform, which will be shared among three projects. The first is to help buy a replacement for the much-loved but recently-retired helter-skelter slide outside the Ocean Lab on the Parrog seafront. The second is to provide funds for Theatr Gwaun's Show up Saturday programme of exci...