Broadmoor
Broadmoor evolved as a mining village and a short row of cottages built by the the owners of Greenhill Colliery are still to be seen in the village. The holiday industry has taken over from mining and Cross Park, for example, formerly the name of a pit is now a holiday park.
If you would like to know more about the history of the area please click here to visit the History of Our Area page.
The mobile post office visits the Cross Inn car park on
Mondays from 13:30-14:30
Wednesdays from 10:45-11:45.
Please click here to check the post office website to confirm opening hours and services available.
There is a defibrillator located on the bus stop in Broadmoor and is accessible 24 hours a day.
Bus routes
The 361 - Tenby to Pembroke Dock service, stops in Broadmoor by the Cross Inn car park.
For up to date information on bus services in our area please click here to visit the Pembrokeshire County Council Bus Routes Page.
If you would like to know more about the history of the area please click here to visit the History of Our Area page.
The mobile post office visits the Cross Inn car park on
Mondays from 13:30-14:30
Wednesdays from 10:45-11:45.
Please click here to check the post office website to confirm opening hours and services available.
There is a defibrillator located on the bus stop in Broadmoor and is accessible 24 hours a day.
Bus routes
The 361 - Tenby to Pembroke Dock service, stops in Broadmoor by the Cross Inn car park.
For up to date information on bus services in our area please click here to visit the Pembrokeshire County Council Bus Routes Page.
Cold Inn
Cold Inn is situated between the villages of Broadmoor and East Williamston. Although there are now many more houses, until the 1950s there were only Cold Inn Farm, and Cold Inn Cottage. There are more houses on Clayford Road and Ebenezer Baptist Chapel (1861) lies to the east on Templebar road. If you would like to know more about the history of the area please click here to visit the History of Our Area page.
A local legend refers to the hanging field at the Cold Inn/Clayford road junction where some people who were searching for a location to sink a shaft for coal, came upon some buried bones, traditionally murderers were hung at a crossroads nearest to their home and presumably this is the root of the story. The death and burial provided the inspiration for the fictional work Cold Inn: A Novel, written by Mark Fox.
A local legend refers to the hanging field at the Cold Inn/Clayford road junction where some people who were searching for a location to sink a shaft for coal, came upon some buried bones, traditionally murderers were hung at a crossroads nearest to their home and presumably this is the root of the story. The death and burial provided the inspiration for the fictional work Cold Inn: A Novel, written by Mark Fox.
East Williamston
There has been some evidence of human occupation locally since prehistoric times, however the village of East Williamston has been in existence for over 700 years with coal mining being present since 1620. Today the surrounding countryside is still riddled with shafts.
The is a defibrillator located at the front of the Community Hall and it is accessible 24 hours a day.
The is a defibrillator located at the front of the Community Hall and it is accessible 24 hours a day.
The village has grown considerably since the 20th century and has flourished in recent years into a very pleasant area to live being a quiet, picturesque village with good community spirit. If you would like to know more about the history of the area please click here to visit the History of Our Area page.
The Jubilee Community Park in East Williamston has been a triumph for community members who have seen it through from the purchase of the land to development of a play area, nature trail and an open space for recreation for all in the community. Today the park is wholly owned by the East Williamston Community and Hall Association and additionally, is held in trust by the Queen Elizabeth II Fields in trust, thus preserving this amazing amenity for enjoyment by the community for the next 100 years! Click here to visit the Jubilee Park page.
The village church is dedicated the St Elidyr, you can find more about the church by clicking here to visit their website.
The Jubilee Community Park in East Williamston has been a triumph for community members who have seen it through from the purchase of the land to development of a play area, nature trail and an open space for recreation for all in the community. Today the park is wholly owned by the East Williamston Community and Hall Association and additionally, is held in trust by the Queen Elizabeth II Fields in trust, thus preserving this amazing amenity for enjoyment by the community for the next 100 years! Click here to visit the Jubilee Park page.
The village church is dedicated the St Elidyr, you can find more about the church by clicking here to visit their website.
Moreton
Moreton Chapel is the oldest and most prominent building in Moreton. If you would like to know more about the history of the area please click here to visit the History of Our Area page.
The nearest defibrillator is at Pentlepoir Services garage, and is accessible 24 hours a day.
The nearest defibrillator is at Pentlepoir Services garage, and is accessible 24 hours a day.
Pentlepoir
Pentlepoir is the largest village in our area, it lies on the main road into Tenby. If you would like to know more about the history of the area please click here to visit the History of Our Area page.
There is a defibrillator located outside Pentlepoir Services and it is available at all times.
A number of service bus routes run through Pentlepoir, they are:
351 - Tenby to Pendine (via Saundersfoot)
352 - Tenby to Tavernspite (via Kilgetty) (Service currently suspended until further notice)
381 - Tenby to Haverfordwest (via Saundersfoot)
For up to date information on bus services in our area please click here to visit the Pembrokeshire County Council Bus Routes Page.
There is a defibrillator located outside Pentlepoir Services and it is available at all times.
A number of service bus routes run through Pentlepoir, they are:
351 - Tenby to Pendine (via Saundersfoot)
352 - Tenby to Tavernspite (via Kilgetty) (Service currently suspended until further notice)
381 - Tenby to Haverfordwest (via Saundersfoot)
For up to date information on bus services in our area please click here to visit the Pembrokeshire County Council Bus Routes Page.
Wooden
Wooden is a small hamlet in our area. It is on one of the main routes into Tenby. If you would like to know more about the history of the area please click here to visit the History of Our Area page.
The nearest defibrillator is at Pentlepoir Services garage, and is accessible 24 hours a day.
The nearest defibrillator is at Pentlepoir Services garage, and is accessible 24 hours a day.
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