Saturday, 6 June 2009

Tenby's on-line Digital Photography Centre in Pembrokeshire Now open

Tenby's On-line Photography website selling all the latest point and shoot to professional digital cameras,stocking digital camcorders, binoculars and other digital media like scanners and printers and software to digital enhance your photos.A great selection of accessories as Tripods, Monopods, bags and lenses for all makes of camera suppliers makes as Canon,Nikon,Pentax, Fuji, Casio, Panasonic, Sony, Samsung, Kodak, Olympus Cameras.


Tenbys Digital Photography Centre in Pembrokeshire Tenbys on-line photographers resource

Monday, 18 May 2009

84-year-old woman stabbed to death in Pembrokeshire

The 84-year-old woman found stabbed to death at a house in the Templeton area of Pembrokeshire has been named by police.

The body of Margaret Ford was found by officers and Detectives are continuing to question a man, originally said to be 42 but who police now say is 48, arrested in connection with the woman's death on Saturday evening.

Dyfed-Powys Police said it was a domestic-related incident and they were not looking for any other suspects.

UPDATE
Jarvis Edward Ford has been charged with her murder

Thursday, 14 May 2009

Spring Summer range of walking trousers available NOW

This Spring/Summer 09 range really came into it’s own during our travels in Vietnam & Cambodia. From mosquito technology to beat the mossies and midges, Solar Dry for UV protection and wash & wear for quick-drying, non-iron clothing, we’ve thought of it all. Plus, we can still boast Britain’s no.1 Walking Trouser with the Men's and Women's Kiwi, with functional pockets and amazingly comfortable fit! Visit our website


Wednesday, 13 May 2009

Now new seasonal collection for Pembrokeshire

This uniquely British setting is where our story began - and where we continue to take the inspiration for each stylish new seasonal collection. We're proud of our heritage and we infuse all our designs with the spirit of the Lakes. In fact at Hawkshead we like to think you can get away from it all and take a small slice of Lakeland life with you wherever you go, in outdoor and country clothing that's as at home in the garden as it is on the Windermere Ferry.

You'll find us equally passionate about comfort and quality too. Simply put, our clothes don't make it past the drawing board if they don't feel every bit as good as they look, even after the umpteenth wash, or - in the case of our great value footwear - in the wake of a few intrepid outdoor adventures.

We've always valued our customers' opinions - after all, they've helped to make us what we are today - and we believe we're never too old to listen and learn. In return, we work hard to continue to offer great products at great prices, with honesty and good humour, however you choose to buy. Happy hunting!


Friday, 8 May 2009

Amys Photography Website

Hi All,
I've asked the owner of this Blog to place this listing on here as it seems to have a large following,

Well here goes it's a website about Photography,the stages to becoming a Professional female photographer and hopefully going into commissioned work tourism, advertising and commercial for local, national and international clients the road to this ambition has begun. If there are photographers Amateur or Professional and you have tips about the business please leave your comments, if you know someone, please show them this link, as any advice would be helpfully. I have a website, but it's still under construction the banner below will take you to it, Thanks for your time. Just one more thing, I'm in the UK, I've uploaded Pictures to my Flickr if you interested in seeing want I have taken

Amy Williams


Amy williams of Tenby Pembrokeshire female photographer starting out into the big world of photographic display

Sunday, 5 April 2009

St Davids targeted by Gardening scam

Dyfed-Powys Police are warning people in Pembrokeshire to be on their guard against bogus traders.“We are asking people to ensure their elderly relatives and friends are aware to be wary of people selling items or claiming to carry out work on their homes".

Police have received reports of people charging extortionate amounts for carrying out gardening work in the St Davids area.

Thursday, 2 April 2009

St. Ishmael’s girl falls 70 ft on Lindsway Cliffs

A young lady (approx 19yrs old) from St. Ishmaels, is in Withybush Hospital this morning with serious injuries (assessed by para medics as pelvic, abdominal, spine and ankle) after falling 70 ft down the steps and cliff leading to Lindsway Beach, St. Ishmaels at approx. 11.40pm 1st April.

The alarm was raised with the Coastguard Operations Room at Milford Haven and immediately the Coastguard Rescue Teams from Dale and Broad Haven were alerted and tasked. The RNLI Inshore Lifeboat from Angle was also requested to stand off the bottom of the cliffs, Once on scene Coastguards and Paramedics from the Ambulance Service made their way down the cliffs and steps to where the injured girl lay. The Rescue Helicopter from Chivenor was also requested to attend. The girl was stabilised and, because the Helicopter had been diverted to a more serious incident in Swansea, she was placed on a spinal board and carried by the Coastguard Teams to the top of the cliffs. By this time the Rescue Helicopter had been released from Swansea and had landed near the cliff top. The injured girl was placed into the helicopter and taken to the Accident and Emergency Department of Withybush for treatment.

Monday, 30 March 2009

Energy firm to compensate customers

Energy firm Scottish Power has announced plans to compensate customers who overpay through having their monthly direct debits set too high.

From the beginning of June, the company will automatically pay back £1 for every £33 that customers are in credit by at the time of their annual direct debit reassessment.

The refund, which is equivalent to paying interest of around 3%, will be paid to people who have balances of more than £100, up to a maximum of £5,002.


Tuesday, 24 March 2009

Busy Weekend for Cardigan RNLI Lifeboats

The RNLI Lifeboats from Cardigan were kept busy over the weekend when they were called to assist 3 different fishing vessels in difficulties off Cardigan.


The first incident happened at approx 1.20pm on 20th March when the ILB went to the assistance of the local fishing boat ‘Three Brothers’ with 2 locals on board, after flares were sighted off Cardigan Island. The boat had gear box problems and was towed safely back to the moorings in the River Teifi. Both Gwbert and Penrhyn Coastguard rescue Teams attended the local headlands for communication links.


Cardigan RNLI Inshore Lifeboat was called at 3.20pm 21st March to assist the local fishing vessel ‘Westral Warrior’ with 2 persons on board having suffered a fouled propeller in the Cardigan Estuary. The obstruction was cleared and the vessel made its way back to her moorings. Gwbert Coastguard Rescue Team gave communications assistance.


Finally, at approx. 1.45pm on 22nd March, the Cardigan RNLI Atlantic Lifeboat was tasked to assist the local fishing vessel ‘Avondale’ with 3 persons on board after she reported to Coastguards at Milford Haven that her engine had over heated off Cemaes Head. The vessel was towed back to safety and her moorings. Gwbert Coastguards provided communication links.

Friday, 27 February 2009

Save money Scottish Power Gas and Electricity

Energy supplier Scottish Power has become the latest firm to cut gas and electricity prices.

The company, which has 5.2 million customers, is cutting average gas bills by 7.5% and electricity prices by 3% from March 31.

The move leaves only npower left among the the UK's "big six" energy suppliers yet to cut prices.
The average "dual fuel" customer taking both gas and electricity from the firm and paying by direct debit will see their annual bill fall by £54 to £1,156, Scottish Power said.

See How Much You Can Save with ScottishPower


Thursday, 26 February 2009

4.2% increase in Pembrokeshire council Tax

Council tax increase approved, Pembrokeshire residents will see an increase in council tax this year, full council agreed today

An increase of 4.2% was agreed by the Pembrokeshire County Council cabinet earlier this month and this was ratified by the majority of councillors this morning.

The increase equates to a £26.81 increase on last year.

Sunday, 8 February 2009

Computer Business from Pembroke Dock known VIRUS TRACKERS.CO.UK

We have great pleasure to having a Pembroke Dock Computer business newly listed to our Directory they help business and private computer owners in the removal of intrusive malicious viruses, adware and spyware.f your computer is performing poorly, and running very slowly, then there is a very good chance that you have a damaged registry. Your computer registry stores a wealth of information about your computer, errors can cause your PC to run sluggish, but the good news is, we can repair this for you. Contact Ian on Tel 01646 687 240 Mobile 07778 594 248 or view they website for full information below.

Pembroke Dock Computer services

Tuesday, 27 January 2009

Looking for Free Business Advertising LOOK NO MORE

Looking to Advertise you Business for free ? whether in Pembrokeshire or any part of the UK well look no more.Get more trade Traffic to your Business website and new Customers through your doors and start earning money, great help available from members already listed but be quick and get the Business name you want.

Wednesday, 7 January 2009

Smokers are putting their lives and families at risk

Welsh smokers are putting their lives and families at risk by not putting out cigarettes safely, according to the fire safety charity Firebrake Wales.

Last year in Wales, 13 people died and 10 a month were injured in smoking-related home fires. Many fires happen at night when people fall asleep or smoke in bed and furniture or fabrics are set alight.

Worryingly, research shows that smokers are less likely than non-smokers to have working smoke alarms which could alert them to the dangers and give the chance of escape.

"It is vital to make sure all smoking materials are put out safely, especially before bed time," according to Kim Smith, CEO of Firebrake Wales. "The best way to cut the risk is not to smoke indoors at all."

The Fire and Rescue Services in Wales recommend that homes have a working smoke alarm on each floor and that these are tested once a week.

They can supply and fit free smoke alarms in any home in Wales and provide free advice on reducing the risk of home fire. To arrange a visit and free smoke alarms, phone 0800 169 1234 or visit www.fireflash.org

Tuesday, 6 January 2009

Update on Caravan Fire at Kiln Park Tenby Pembrokeshire

There is now a £1,000 reward being offered for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of offenders who caused this fire at Kiln Park in Tenby.

Contact Dyfed-Powys Police on 0845 3302000 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111 with your information.

Monday, 5 January 2009

Number of Caravans destroyed by fire near Tenby

Four fire crews from Tenby, Pembroke Dock and Narberth were mobilised to Kiln Park Holiday site, Tenby at 1923hrs on Sunday 4th January 2009. Approximately, 14 unoccupied residential caravans were destroyed by fire.

Firefighters used three jets, four breathing apparatus sets and a water bowser. The operations were completed at midnight, and no injuries were reported.

The cause of the fire is unknown at this stage. The fire is being treated as a scene of crime and a joint investigation is currently being undertaken by the Fire Service and the Police to identify how the fire started.