Here is a round-up of some of the people, places and things that have been going on in Tenby and across Pembrokeshire recently. Share your community events with us by emailing [email protected]. You can also send us videos of the things that are important to you and your community.

The Waverley entering Milford Docks with a backdrop of Hakin Point.
The Waverley in Milford Haven Waterway, entering Milford Docks with a backdrop of Hakin Point. Photo: Malcolm Richards (Malcolm Richards)
Air Commodore Rob Woods, Air Officer Wales, on his first official visit to the county, pictured on the steps of Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre with members of the Centre team and representatives of county organisations involved in aviation heritage.
Air Commodore Rob Woods, Air Officer Wales, on his first official visit to the county, pictured on the steps of Pembroke Dock Heritage Centre with members of the Centre team and representatives of county organisations involved in aviation heritage. Photo: Martin Cavaney (Martin Cavaney Photography)
Cockerel weather vane being restored to Pembroke St Mary's Church
The cockerel weather vane has been returned to the tower of St Mary’s Church, Pembroke after being removed some three years ago for restoration work. It was reinstalled by Matt Pierwola and Gytis Rimbus of Dawsons’s Steeplejacks, Weston Super Mare. The church is grateful to Mr Clarke James and Kingswood Engineering Ltd together with church Warden, Mrs Marcia James, for arranging for it to be refurbished. (Pic supplied)
Sallie Hobbs has been newly appointed as Sandy Bear’s Volunteer Development Officer following Wales Council for Voluntary Action funding. Sallie has joined the charity at an exciting time as the children’s bereavement charity continues to grow its services across Wales.
Sallie Hobbs has been newly appointed as Sandy Bear’s Volunteer Development Officer following Wales Council for Voluntary Action funding. Sallie has joined the charity at an exciting time as the children’s bereavement charity continues to grow its services across Wales. (Sandy Bear)
Pembroke Inner Wheel handover and blankets for Ukraine at St Mary’s Pembroke
It is estimated that 14.6 million people in Ukraine will need humanitarian assistance in 2024. Made by members of St Mary’s Church Pembroke and Inner Wheel, knitted blankets on display at a coffee morning at the church will be taken in August to the Swindon Humanitarian Aid Partnership (SHAP) to be transported by lorry to Ukraine. On Tuesday, Inner Wheel held a pre-AGM lunch at the South Pembrokeshire Golf Club, where after a successful year in office president June Willcocks handed over to joint presidents Marcia James and Elizabeth Gale. (Pics supplied)