Six people have been arrested on suspicion of illegal working at branches of an Italian restaurant chain in Tenby and Carmarthen.

Immigration Enforcement officers made the arrests at Florentino’s restaurants, the Home Office has stated.

Acting on intelligence, officers visited the Carmarthen restaurant in February and arrested four people they said had no right to work in the UK.

Following further intelligence, officers visited the chain’s Tenby restaurant which overlooks the harbour and arrested two more.

The four arrested in Carmarthen in February were two Romanian nationals, a Bangladeshi national and a Mongolian national, the Home Office said.

The two arrested in Tenby this month were both Romanian nationals.

The Home Office said three of the six had already returned to their home countries, with a fourth in the process of returning.

Of the remaining two, one has been placed on immigration bail subject to strict conditions while enquiries continue, and the other was released with a warning.