As the weather starts to become more reliable, there’s plenty going on in Pembrokeshire to make the most of the great outdoors and this fine area of the UK.

You read that correctly – a 90-year-old tortoise from Pembrokeshire has been given a set of wheels after losing its front legs in a traumatic accident.

Tenby’s famous Catherine Island may soon be open to the public once more as a plan to reopen the Victorian fort on the island has been recommended for approval.

Whether you’re visiting the county in the Easter holidays or are staying in a Pembrokeshire cottage for an off-peak break, there are plenty of events to keep all interests occupied.

A new daily deals website that is exclusive to Pembrokeshire will be launching this coming Sunday.

Jack Whitehall has been spotted posing for selfies with fans, while filming at Pembroke Castle this week.

Chapel Bay Fort and Museum at Angle in Pembrokeshire is opening up to the public for the first time on 3rd April. 

Film crews have descended on Pembrokeshire this week in order to capture scenes for a new feature movie.

Two American tourists proved last week that nothing beats a good map and common sense as they got stuck in the sand at Tenby’s Castle Beach – in their car!

As the month begins with a celebration of the country’s patron saint there really is nowhere better to visit in March than Pembrokeshire.