Last Friday non-essential shops in Wales were given the green light to reopen by the Welsh Government, with doors opening to customers on Monday for the first time in over 12 weeks.

Preseli MP Stephen Crabb’s campaign for better broadband for all has received a financial boost following collaboration between the UK and Welsh Governments.

Preseli MP Stephen Crabb today held a specially convened tourism and hospitality forum following the Welsh Government’s latest lockdown review. 

Pembrokeshire is on a “slow path to recovery” Preseli MP Stephen Crabb has warned following the second meeting of the Covid-19 business forum.

New figures published today show that 7,700 jobs in Preseli Pembrokeshire have been protected under the UK government’s furlough scheme during the pandemic. The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) encourages employers to hold on to their staff by paying 80% of a person’s wages.

Ten weeks on from the country moving into lockdown to stem the spread of coronavirus, the discussion in all parts of the UK is now about how the restrictions get eased in the safest way possible.

Pembrokeshire’s tourism and hospitality businesses have highlighted the enormous impact of Covid-19 is having on their sector and voiced growing concern over the long term negative impact of some of the ‘Stay Away’ messaging.

An online meeting of Pembrokeshire businesses has shone a spotlight on the impact that Covid-19 is having on the local economy.  

Preseli MP Stephen Crabb has called for the County’s waste and recycling facilities to re-open to prevent an increase in fly tipping.

Pembrokeshire County Council last week reported that they had seen an increase in reports of fly tipping and bonfires since the facilities were closed.

Preseli MP Stephen Crabb has called for an emergency support package for dairy farmers being forced to dump milk due to the coronavirus crisis.