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YOUR CHANCE TO HELP SET THE COUNCIL’S BUDGET
Published on: January 15, 2021

Division 1, Gameweek 8

Ormond Youth Cup, Group B

Division 1, Gameweek 7

Harrison Allen Bowl Second Round Results

Dai Davies - 110 Runs Alan Webster - 5/22

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Neyland – Champions

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Neyland Cricket results 22nd June 2024

Neyland 1 XI Sean Hannon Carew 95 all out lost to Neyland 193/7. Top Performances batting   Sean Hannon 50 no Dai Davies 23 Brad McDermott-Jenkins 23 Alan Webster 29 Top Performances bowling Sean Hannon 1-15 Tom Pritchard 3/34 Andrew Miller 5/17 HAPPY BIRTHDAY -...

Harrison Allen Bowl 5th June 2024

Carew 176/4 lost to Neyland 177/3 Performances  Brad McDermott-Jenkins 1-6 Andrew Miller 1-27 Paul Murray 92 no Ashley Sutton 22 Patrick Bellerby 25

Neyland Cricket results 1st June 2024

Neyland 1XI 145/2 beat Haverfordwest 144/9 Tom Pritchard 2/30 Sean Hannon 2-18 Andrew Miller 1-18 Jack John 4-31 Nick Kooman 53 Paul Murray 64 no Neyland 2XI 259/8 beat Haverfordwest 2XI 199/3 Dylan James 83 Iestyn Miles 27 Nathan Sutton 43 Phil Sutton 26 no Leo Power...

Harrison Allen Bowl 28th May 2024

Haverfordwest 106/5 lost to Neyland 108/3 by Seven Wickets. Performances Bowling  Sean Hannon 2/21 Tom Pritchard 1/23 Andrew Miller 1/29 Alan Webster 1/25 Performances Batting  Paul Murray 43 Alan Webster 19 Andrew Miller 14 no Dai Davies 13 no Neyland face Carew (A)...

Neyland Cricket Results 25th May 2024

Neyland V Cresselly - Abandoned due to weather Performances -  Paul Murray 63 Andrew Miller 44 Alan Webster 24 Sean Hannon 25* Sean Hannon 2-22 Neyland 2nds 133 All Out lost to Kilgetty 137/1 Performances -  Steve Murray 83 Dylan James 29 Sam Laugharne 1/26...

Duggie Morris Cup Round 2 Results – Herbranston vs Neyland

Herbrandston V Neyland Neyland 179/8 beat Herbrandston 103/8. Neyland Batting -  Paul Murray 66 Alan Webster 38 Dai Davies 20 no Neyland Bowling -  Alan Webster 3-13 Gary Lloyd 2-17 Tom Pritchard 2-27

Neyland Cricket results 11th May 2024

Neyland 1st Team Neyland 1st team  267/7 beat Whitland 92 all out Best performances batting  Dai Davies 91 Ross Hardy 45 Alan Webster 35 Lewis Page 27 Best performances bowling Andrew Miller 5/26 Jack John 2/14 Tom Pritchard 2/20 Neyland 2nd Team Game called off...

Pembrokeshire County Council is asking the public to help the Authority set its budget for the coming financial year, 2021-22.


The budget determines the amount of money available for key public services that we all use in Pembrokeshire.

This includes education and schools, social services and waste collections as well as leisure facilities, road maintenance, libraries and many other aspects of everyday life.

County residents can use the special interactive budget simulator at https://haveyoursay.pembrokeshire.gov.uk/budget-consultation-2021-22 to determine how you would distribute money to services.

People can also fill out a short survey to have their say on the budget and ask questions.

Cllr Bob Kilmister, the Cabinet Member for Finance, will be providing regular video updates answering residents’ questions.

The Council is facing a £14.5m projected funding gap and is considering the best way to bridge that gap.

The Cabinet is proposing that individual service budgets are flat-lined for 2021-22, meaning all inflationary, demand and other pressures would have to be met through cost reductions and / or efficiency savings.

The Cabinet is also proposing to raise Council Tax to help meet pressures on services.

Assuming a 5% increase in Council Tax, there is £10m of additional funding which can be allocated to some services to help reduce some pressures.

With £1.3m of this funding already allocated, residents can use the budget tool to place the remaining £8.7m with the services you feel need it the most.

The budget tool shows the level of money that could be raised per Council Tax option and the level of cost reductions / efficiencies required as a result.

Over the past seven years, Pembrokeshire County Council has bridged a funding gap of £98.1m, mainly through substantial cost reductions and efficiencies, totalling £73.8m.

Other contributions have come from increased Council Tax income, Council Tax second homes income (one-off) and a £700,000 contribution from reserves (one-off).           

Cllr Kilmister, said: “Setting the budget is one of the most important functions of this Council.

“We expect a 4% rise in our grant from the Welsh Government but this still leaves a projected funding gap of £14.5m.

“The decisions to be made will have an impact on the services we provide and therefore impact on the people of Pembrokeshire. 

“We face some tough decisions ahead of us so it is very important that residents get involved, tell us their priorities and have their say.”

To give your views please go to https://haveyoursay.pembrokeshire.gov.uk/budget-consultation-2021-22 and fill out the short online survey. 

Alternatively, please print out a hard copy and once complete, please scan in and email to surveys@pembrokeshire.gov.uk or post to: Pembrokeshire County Council, Policy, 2D County Hall, Haverfordwest, SA61 1TP

The closing date for responses is 7th February, 2021.

The responses will be compiled into a report and made available to Council for consideration in its final decision making.

A final decision will made at the Council meeting on Thursday 4th March 2021.

For press queries, please email: presspublicrelations@pembrokeshire.gov.uk

The Council’s press releases are also available on the Authority’s website: http://www.pembrokeshire.gov.uk