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Bruce Sinclair

Bruce Sinclair

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Digital Audience and Content Editor, South Wales Guardian

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Total articles 16773

  • Herons Reef Residential Home redevelopment approved

    By Bruce Sinclair Verified|Pembrokeshire HeraldVerifiedDOG owners visiting Pembrokeshire off-season have been able to enjoy unrestricted access to the county’s stunning coastline – but that freedom is about to end. From May 1, seasonal dog bans will come into force on several popular beaches, as part of the county’s annual summer restrictions.

    By Bruce Sinclair Verified · Pembrokeshire Herald

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Renovation of historic Pembrokeshire hotel given the green light

    By Bruce Sinclair Verified|Western TelegraphVerifiedThe Royal Lion Hotel, Tenby. Picture: Google Street View. (Image: Google) Works to a prominent listed Pembrokeshire hotel have been given the go-ahead by national park planners. In an application to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Simon Fry, through agent Asbri Planning, sought listed building consent for works to the Grade-II-listed 1-2 Royal Lion Hotel, High Street, Tenby, said to be one of the oldest hotels in the town.

    By Bruce Sinclair Verified · Western Telegraph

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • Renovation of historic Pembrokeshire hotel given the green light

    By Bruce Sinclair Verified|Western TelegraphVerifiedThe Royal Lion Hotel, Tenby. Picture: Google Street View. (Image: Google) Works to a prominent listed Pembrokeshire hotel have been given the go-ahead by national park planners. In an application to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, Simon Fry, through agent Asbri Planning, sought listed building consent for works to the Grade-II-listed 1-2 Royal Lion Hotel, High Street, Tenby, said to be one of the oldest hotels in the town.

    By Bruce Sinclair Verified · Western Telegraph

    Apr. 19, 2025

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South Wales Guardian

The Western Telegraph, first for news across Pembrokeshire, plus sport, events, travel, jobs, homes, cars and classified adverts.

Westminster, Colorado, United States

01437 761772

Founded: 1854