Pembrokeshire County Council

Pet boarding businesses say they are not treated equally to tourism, despite relying on it.

But collecting thousands of tonnes of extra cardboard is "challenging", councils say.

Opposition members say they were not given the chance to scrutinise the sudden decision last autumn.

Housing asylum seekers at camp could leave authority "nearly half a million pounds out of pocket".

Some councils are not following the Welsh Government's definition of essential workers.

Some lorries heading for Ireland have already been turned away from Welsh ports over wrong paperwork.

There are fears the weedkiller is being sprayed near schools and nurseries and could cause harm.

Councils can shut bars or restaurants that do not take reasonable measures to minimise exposure risk.

Council officers warn it would leave a "hole in the middle" of regeneration if they did not buy it.

Residents are warned to take precautions with high tides, strong winds and rain forecast.

One solicitor says time taken to do property searches has doubled to 30 working days in some areas.

The pandemic has cost Wales' 22 councils a combined £325m in extra costs and lost income.

The "important" visitor attraction also supports marine conservation, says the trust which runs it.

Joshua Beynon has been subjected to abuse after supporting asylum seekers at a local refugee camp.

A community trust will ensure the homes meet the needs of villagers in Solva, Pembrokeshire.

A lack of social distancing may force Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire, and Ceredigion into lockdown.

The leader of Pembrokeshire council says there is "nothing to hide" over Ian Westley's departure.

It comes as a duathlon is allowed to go ahead in a neighbouring county as a trial.

Ian Westley has worked in local government in Wales for 38 years in total.