Proposed Community Asset Transfer of Fishguard Town Hall from Pembrokeshire County Council to Fishguard & Goodwick Town Council
Come along and have your say. If you can’t attend we still want your views so ask the Clerk for a questionnaire.
A budget consultation has been launched to help the Council understand what services are important to the public as the Local Authority faces difficult choices for 2025-26 and beyond.
The funding gap for 2025-26 is estimated to be £34.1million, with potential for it to increase further.
There are limited ways that the funding gap can be met:
You can give your views on the Council’s budget saving options by completing the online response form here: https://www.pembrokeshire.gov.uk/have-your-say/budget-consultation-2025-26
Aged 16-25?
Interested in local democracy?
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Have a connection with Fishguard and Goodwick?
We are reaching out to the younger generation in the Community by appointing Youth
Representatives to the Town Council.
Pembrokeshire County Council is undertaking an 8 week Public Consultation on the Local Development Plan.
Documents can be viewed online: https://www.pembrokeshire.gov.uk/local…/deposit
Paper copies of the main documents can be viewed at County Hall, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire County Council’s Service Centre at County Hall and Pembrokeshire libraries where there is public access available.
Drop-in sessions will take place at the following locations, where officers will be available to discuss proposals:
Crymych Leisure Centre, 1500-1800 Monday 21st October
Milford Haven Leisure Centre, 1500-1800 Tuesday 22nd October
Templeton Community Centre, 1500-1800 Wednesday 23rd October
Fishguard Leisure Centre, 1500-1800 Friday 25th October
Pembrokeshire Archives, Prendergast, Haverfordwest 1500-1800 Monday 4th November
Pembroke Dock Town Council Offices, Dimond Street 1500-1800 Tuesday 5th November
Pembroke Town Hall 1500-1800 Friday 8th November
North Pembrokeshire Trade and Tourism are working with Visit Pembrokeshire.
FFWRN, 6 MAIN STREET, FISHGUARD
13th November 6.30pm to 8.30pm
Register your FREE ticket via Eventbrite
or: email secretary@visitfishguard.co.uk
This open to all event welcomes everyone, including
local businesses, event organisers & Councillors to
discuss tourism strategies, event planning and how to
work together to grow North Pembrokeshire.
How could your Town Centre be transformed with the power of smart digital technology and data?
Fishguard & Goodwick Town Council are working with PCC and NHS Wales to test the quality of the local bathing water. Here are the latest weekly test results of the Bathing Water quality for Lower Town and Goodwick:
Goodwick:
Lower Town Fishguard:
These would be classified as Excellent although higher than normally anticipated. This could be due to increased rainfall preceding the samples.
The results will be available online here (it may take 24 hours from this email for them to update): https://www.pembrokeshire.gov.uk/pollution-control/bathing-water-in-pembrokeshire
Network Rail are updating old signalling equipment on routes in the region.
Disruption will affect the following routes on the stated dates:
Swansea – Carmarthen
• Monday 16 – Friday 20
September, all day.
• Sunday 03 November, all day.
Swansea – Pembroke Dock /
Milford Haven /
Fishguard Harbour
• Saturday 28 – Sunday 29
September, all weekend.
• Saturday 05 – Sunday 06
October, all weekend.
2025-2029 Police and Crime Plan – Public Consultation
Public Engagement session – 19th September, 7pm – 9pm – Pembrokeshire College – Merlin Theatre
To access the survey – click here
Fishguard & Goodwick Town Council are working with PCC and NHS Wales to test the quality of the local bathing water. Here are the latest weekly test results of the Bathing Water quality for Lower Town and Goodwick:
Goodwick:
• E.coli – 49 cfu/100 ml
• Enterococci – 21 cfu/100ml
Lower Town Fishguard:
• Enterococci – 5 cfu/100ml
These would be classified as Excellent.