Llanreath

It follows work to clean up Llanreath and Fort Road beaches near Pembroke Dock yesterday and Tuesday, following the discovery of crude oil along the shoreline. The council will leave signs at both locations over the next week to warn members of the ...

Pembrokeshire council issued the warning after oil was found on seaweed on the beaches at Fort Road and Llanreath in Pembroke Dock. Environment officials said it was believed to be the last residues of a 1940 Nazi air raid on oil refineries. The clean ...

An oil slick polluting Welsh shores has been blamed on an air raid ordered by Hitler 75 years ago. The thick black slick was found on seaweed on the beaches at Fort Road and Llanreath in Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire earlier this week. Environment ...

“There was no organisation in those days. I went to Llanreath which had been evacuated because of the heat of the fire but all the gardens there were orchards. They grew apples, pears, and even plums there because the gardens was too steep for anything ...

The August 1940 bombings of the oil tanks at Llanreath caused the biggest fire seen in the UK since the Great Fire of London and continued to burn for weeks. Five Cardiff firemen lost their lives and many others were seriously injured. On the afternoon ...

Phillips, recently of Stranraer Road and then Chapel Road, Llanreath, but now of no fixed address, admitted being concerned in the supply of heroin between July 10 and August 13 last year. Swansea crown court heard that Phillips made eight trips to ...