Covid-19 – update, please share widely if you can.

I am deeply conscious that the current situation is very worrying for many local people and businesses, especially those dependent on hospitality and tourism.

Quite a few people are contacting me to clarify information around COVID 19. This is a changing situation, but I hope the attached information is helpful. In the Chief Medical Officer and the Chief Scientific Officer, we have two world-leading advisers.

Today the Chancellor announced the first Budget of a new government, the first of a new decade, and the first since the UK’s departure from the European Union.

Hywel Dda University Health Board has opened two Coronavirus Testing Units (CTUs) to help protect the health of our communities during the COVID-19 outbreak. 

Parliament's general debate on Welsh affairs to mark St David's Day was a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the successes of our nation, as well as to debate the challenges ahead and discuss how the UK Government can address them in collaboration with the Welsh Government.

More than fifty residents of Pembroke Dock have contacted Simon Hart MP to express their fears about a Waste Transfer Station (WTS) planned for the Royal Historic Dockyard.

Simon Hart MP has been learning more about an issue close to his heart – the pollution of our local rivers.

The campaign to reopen St Clears railway station has taken a step closer to reality.  It has been chosen by the Department of Transport as one of four station reopening bids out of 12 to go through to the next level.

Sixty concerned residents turned out at a public meeting to come up with an action plan to save Laugharne’s historic Island House.

The Grade 2 * listed Tudor house is in a central location close the Castle in the town and has  decayed since its last occupant died 15 years ago.

Taking time out of his busy parliamentary schedule, Simon Hart MP visited Bombora for an update on Bombora’s innovative mWave Pembroke demonstration project being conducted at Pembroke Dock.