Cleddau Radio

13/09/2023

Tide times for Thursday, September 14, 2023.

22/04/2023

This Sunday at 3pm, UK government will test their Emergency Alert System ⚠️

It is designed to alert people in the UK to a nearby emergency – via their mobile device.

Here’s a video what to expect as part of the test alert 👇
www.gov.uk/alerts

22/02/2023

We are pleased to announce an 'Open House' afternoon on Saturday March 4th, where we will be delighted to see some of our neighbours from Pembrokeshire! This is the perfect chance to discover what we have to offer and also find out a little of the fascinating history of Pembroke Dock.

Just drop in anytime between 1pm and 4pm. Our popular coffee shop will be open too.

On the same afternoon, a free historical walk (about an hour long and wheelchair friendly) of PD which will start from our grounds at 2pm.

Please reserve a FREE place on the walk by e-mailing the address at the bottom of the poster, as space is limited.

08/02/2023

18/12/2022

A change in the weather means calm conditions will give way to wind and rain in the coming days causing travel disruption.

17/12/2022

Happening Sunday 18th December:

🎅🏽 Santa's toy workshop will be visiting the Pembroke and Pembroke Dock Lions in the B&M, Pembroke Dock car park from 10:30am until 3:00pm.

Please support this fundraising event!

02/10/2022

Are you a pet owner who is struggling to make ends meet at the moment?

Check out Cariad Pet Food Bank: https://www.cariadpetfoodbank.co.uk/ who may be able to help.

18/07/2022

Latest temperatures

Milford Haven 27°C
Pembroke Dock 30°C
Haverfordwest 31°C
Tenby 31°C
Narberth 34°C

18/07/2022

☀️ Current temperatures ☀️

Milford Haven 24°C
Tenby 25°C
Pembroke Dock 27°C
Haverfordwest 30°C
Narberth 32°C

19/02/2022

It was wild yesterday.
Still windy today, with some rain this morning. More wind expected tomorrow, Sunday too.

18/02/2022

⚠️ We’re urging people living near the Welsh coast to be prepared for coastal flooding impacts today

Check our flood warnings pages which are updated every 15 minutes:
https://orlo.uk/pUMDZ

If you live near to a coastal area, please take extra care and keep a safe distance from coastal paths and promenades which may be affected by strong winds and spray.

People are strongly advised to stay clear of promenades and sea fronts as they could be swept away by large waves or hit by debris.

18/02/2022

⚠️ Reminder: All Pembrokeshire College sites will be closed today (Fri 18 Feb) due to high winds and weather warnings. All lessons will move to BBB. ⚠️

18/02/2022

As strikes…

18/02/2022

has the potential to severely impact the Pembrokeshire Coast.
-Please keep away from the coast and woodlands in order to avoid high waves, flying debris and falling trees/branches.
-Strong winds and high tides could lead to possible flooding.
For the latest updates please check the following accounts:
Pembrokeshire County Council
Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru / Natural Resources Wales
Met Office

Mae gan y potensial i gael effaith ddifrifol ar Arfordir Penfro.
-Rydym yn annog pawb i gadw'n glir o'r arfordir a choetiroedd er mwyn osgoi tonnau uchel, malurion yn hedfan a choed/canghennau'n cwympo.
-Gallai gwyntoedd cryfion a llanw uchel arwain at lifogydd.
Am y wybodaeth ddiweddaraf gwiriwch y cyfrifon canlynol:
Cyngor Sir Penfro
Cyfoeth Naturiol Cymru / Natural Resources Wales
Met Office

18/02/2022

: flood warning - Pembroke Dock

The arrival of Storm Eunice overnight on brings the potential for very stormy conditions. The combination of high tide, forecast winds and wave heights gives a risk of flooding leading up to and around the high tide at Milford Haven at 7:20am on the morning of Friday 18th February. Current forecasts indicate that a storm surge associated with Storm Eunice could cause significant tide level increase.
For more: https://flood-warning.naturalresources.wales/Detail/102FWC435B/

03/11/2021

Be aware..

31/10/2021

THREE people have died and one remains in hospital following a multi-agency river rescue in Pembrokeshire yesterday.

Dyfed-Powys Police received reports of people in distress in the Cleddau River in Haverfordwest shortly after 9am on Saturday, October 30.

A group of nine adults from the south Wales area had travelled to Pembrokeshire for a paddle-boarding excursion. The exact circumstances surrounding the incident are being investigated, but it is believed that the group got into difficulty in the water.

Sadly two women and a man died at the scene, and a woman remains in a critical condition in hospital. Next of kin are being supported by specialist Family Liaison Officers.

A further five people were rescued without injury.

A member of the public is also believed to have entered the water to attempt a rescue, later exiting the water safely.

The Quay Street area was cordoned off for several hours, with public asked to avoid the area while a search of the river took place.

Thirty firefighters from Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service, including specialist wading crews and swift water rescue technicians, responded to assist with the rescue.Two fire boats were launched to assist with bank and river searches, with crews working closely with the attending Coastguard teams.

There was helicopter support from NPAS, Coastguard and Wales Air Ambulance, and Angle RNLI lifeboat was also tasked. The Welsh Ambulance Service responded with several ambulances, taking the injured woman to Withybush Hospital.

More than 20 police officers attended the scene, which remained cordoned off until around 5pm.

Detective Chief Inspector Jonathan Rees said a full investigation was already underway, but at this stage his thoughts were focused on the loved ones of those who had died and the injured paddleboarder who remains in hospital.

He thanked emergency service colleagues for their swift support, and the public for their patience throughout the incident.

DCI Rees has appealed to anyone who may have information that could assist the investigation to get in touch through a dedicated website at https://orlo.uk/HaverfordwestAppeal_naaDd

HM Coroner, Health and safety Executive and the Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) have been informed.

A MAIB spokesman said: “A team of inspectors from the Marine Accident Investigation Branch has deployed to Haverfordwest to undertake a preliminary assessment of the accident, working in co-operation with other agencies.
“The aim of the MAIB’s preliminary assessment is to help with determining the way forward.”

💬 https://orlo.uk/HaverfordwestAppeal_IH5s7

04/10/2021

LATEST: A man who violently murdered his mother in Pembroke Dock faces a lengthy prison sentence.

COURT RESULT: A man who murdered his mother with a hammer and continued to live in her home with her body for two months has been sentenced to life in prison.

Dale Morgan will serve at least 21 years and six months for the murder of Judith Rhead.

FULL STORY: https://orlo.uk/zP8lq

28/09/2021

22/09/2021

TRAVEL: A4076 Freemens Way, Haverfordwest - Smoke Hazard. Broken down ambulance.

08/09/2021

Weather: Heavy downpours reported across south and west Pembrokeshire this morning. Drier elsewhere, for now.

19/07/2021

🌡 EXTREME HEAT ALERT:
High temperatures both by day and night will continue this week across Pembrokeshire leading to public health impacts say the Met Office.

What to expect:
• Adverse health effects are likely to be experienced by those vulnerable to extreme heat
• The wider population are likely to experience some adverse health effects including sunburn or heat exhaustion (dehydration, nausea, fatigue) and other heat related illnesses
• More people are likely to visit coastal areas, lakes and rivers leading to an increased risk of water safety incidents
• Some changes in working practices and daily routines likely to be required
• An increased chance that some heat-sensitive systems and equipment may fail, leading to power cuts and the loss of other services to some homes and businesses
• Some delays to road, rail and air travel are possible, with potential for welfare issues for those who experience prolonged delays

28/06/2021

Latest: Can you help Dyfed Powys Police?

26/06/2021

👍

Whilst sitting in McDonald's with a coffee this morning I was asked the usual question of "Are you on a break?" It's a question I can understand and after conducting these drop in surgeries for over 5 years, a question I come to expect but the answer is very much no and here's why.

As community officers it is our job to be visible and accessible to the communities we serve. This means being pro-active and placing ourselves in various key locations throughout our area's of responsibility, not relying on the public coming to us when they need us. We often find somebody won't feel it serious enough to come to a Police station about, but are more comfortable talking to us when they see us out and about in neutral territory.

McDonalds in Pembroke Dock (McDonalds Pembroke Dock ) is a place we experience a lot of anti-social behaviour so as well as being available for advice and a chat, rest assured we are keeping a watchful eye on everyone and everything whilst enjoying our favourite caffeinated beverage. Next time you see us why don't you come and say hello? ☺️

25/06/2021

ROAD CLOSURE | The A40 between and is currently closed in both directions. Emergency services are currently at scene and dealing with this incident. Please avoid the area. We thank you for your patience at this time.

21/06/2021

🚨ALERT!
📱Android phone user?
🇬🇧 You might be part of a UK wide test on Tuesday…

28/03/2021

🕑 It's now
Make sure you’ve put your clocks forward

28/02/2021

STREET DEATH: Johnny Briggs, the actor who played Coronation Street’s Mike Baldwin between 1976 and 2006 has died.
The 85 year old died at home in a statement released by his family.

10/02/2021

NEWS: 553 homes and businesses in Neyland are currently without power.
Western Power Distribution has confirmed that a High Voltage fault occurred on the network at 12.26pm today, Tuesday 10th February.
Engineers are currently working to restore supplies to properties in an area from the Honeyborough roundabout to Sportsway and Charles Street.