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Yahoo
2 days ago
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Pembrokeshire mum told to pay over £1,300 for children not attending school
A PEMBROKESHIRE mother has been fined for failing to ensure her children went to school regularly. The 38-year-old mum – who cannot be named in order to protect the identity of the children – was accused of not making sure her three children of compulsory school age regularly attended school between last November and April. The offences were proved in the defendant's absence at Haverfordwest Magistrates' Court on July 24. The mum, from the Milford Haven area, was sentenced to pay a £660 fine, £400 in costs, and a £264 surcharge.
Yahoo
4 days ago
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Five-bed property with panoramic views over estuary for sale
A five-bedroom property with panoramic views over the Cleddau Estuary is currently listed for sale at £500,000. According to the estate agent, West Wales Properties, the home is located in the sought-after village of Burton, Milford Haven. The property is divided into two self-contained apartments, offering flexibility for various living arrangements or investment opportunities. The first-floor apartment comprises three bedrooms and two bathrooms, with a spacious lounge that opens onto a balcony. The decked area (Image: West Wales Properties) The estate agent suggests this could be an ideal spot to enjoy estuary views and observe the activity on the water throughout the year. The ground-floor apartment, featuring two bedrooms, has been successfully operated as an Airbnb holiday let since 2021. The estate agent notes that the property could be suited to multi-generational living or a combination of holiday rental and permanent residence. The home's back garden is tiered and mainly laid to lawn, with mature trees and shrubs. One of the bedrooms (Image: West Wales Properties) There are two deck areas offering panoramic views over the estuary. According to the estate agent, these areas are ideal for enjoying a morning coffee or al fresco dining. The property is accessed by a sloped driveway, providing plenty of parking and access to the garage. The popular village of Burton hosts a range of amenities, including a country house hotel and The Jolly Sailor public house and restaurant. The village is located eight miles from Haverfordwest and seven miles from Milford Haven, with Neyland Marina and the Cleddau Bridge also nearby. The property is freehold, with mains drainage, electricity, and water.
Yahoo
21-07-2025
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Pembrokeshire man was drunk and disorderly at hospital
A PEMBROKESHIRE man was drunk and disorderly at hospital. Christian Teeley, 21, of Vicary Crescent in Milford Haven, was charged with being drunk and disorderly in a public place. Teeley was accused of being drunk and behaving in a disorderly manner at Withybush Hopsital on June 26. He pleaded guilty at Haverfordwest Magistrates' Court on July 15. Teeley was sentenced to a conditional discharge of 12 months, and must pay £85 in costs and a £26 surcharge.
BBC News
13-07-2025
- BBC News
Hermione Granger online scammer tricks vulnerable Milford Haven man
A vulnerable man was targeted by an online scammer who tricked him into believing he had befriended Harry Potter character Hermione resident of Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire, thought he was speaking to the fictional teacher's pet and friend of the title character in the series, written by JK Rowling and played by actor Emma Watson in the major film franchise fraudster asked the vulnerable resident for money, but a police community support officer (PCSO) was able to convince the victim he was being Rachel O'Neill has been recognised for using the "strong" trust she has built up with the community to protect the resident. "It has taken a long time to build up trust in the community and explain that I am here to help," said Ms O'Neill, who has spent six years with the Milford Haven Neighbourhood Policing and Prevention said while it took time for the "penny to drop" in this case, she was pleased serious harm had been prevented and that she was able to use the experience to offer education on scammers and how they 45-year-old mum-of-three said some vulnerable adults in her community were once "so frightened of the police", but have grown in confidence."When people see a familiar face, they learn to trust you and they therefore will feel more comfortable to talk to the police and report any suspicious behaviour," she said. Ms O'Neill was voted winner of the We Care Award at the Dyfed-Powys Police Force Awards and honoured at a ceremony on 4 awards, voted for entirely by the public, celebrates Dyfed-Powys Police officers, staff or volunteers who have made a difference in their voter described Ms O'Neill as "always looking for ways to help people and improve her patch".Another said she was "always open, friendly, and easy to approach," adding Ms O'Neill ensured each individual felt "seen, heard, and understood" and "works hard until the answers are found". Dyfed-Powys Police described Ms O'Neill as a "well-known and respected face in the town" and praised her dedication to safeguarding and community O'Neill said she felt "very privileged" and "humbled" to win the award, describing the community recognition as "incredibly special.""Everybody knows how much I love and value my job," she added. Also praised at the awards were runners-up PCSO Jonathan Crayford, described as the "backbone of the community", and PCSO Matthew Kieboom, who "goes above and beyond even when off duty".Glan Thomas received the Chief Constable's outstanding achievement award for his 40 years of leadership in forensic services and key roles in many major cases, including the operation focusing on the abduction and murder of five-year-old April Jones, in 2012.
Yahoo
07-07-2025
- Entertainment
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Man wins 'dull' award for invention of life-saving smell we use everyday
An engineer who invented the life-saving smell that is added to natural gas has won the 'dullest man' award. Peter Hansen, 85, was asked by a company to produce a smell to add to natural gas, which is otherwise odourless. Mr Hansen said he had to create a smell that was "horrible and naughty" so people could smell and identify gas leaks. He has now received the inaugural lifetime achievement award from The Dull Man's Podcast produced by a team from Stroud, Glocs. The scent created by him was added at Milford Haven refineries in Wales.
