Dyfed-Powys Police is investigating an incident of burglary that occurred at Evans Pharmacy on Tenby High Street, which is believed to have taken place between 1:47am and 1:52am on Wednesday, September 9.

A police spokesperson said: “Damage was caused to the entrance doors, and it was reported that approximately £57k was stolen. No medication was taken.

“It is believed that four suspects used a black coloured BMW.”

An outside ATM for cash withdrawals is attached to the premises; but police have not clarified whether this was targeted.

Anyone with information, private CCTV such as doorbell or dashcam footage that could help the investigation, is asked to get in touch in one of the following ways:

Tenby burglary
(Gareth Davies Photography)

Call: 101

Alternatively, contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously by calling 0800 555111, or visiting crimestoppers-uk.org.

Quote reference: DP-20260909-016

The incident comes after another high profile early hours burglary in Tenby, where a supermarket store was targeted over the August Bank Holiday weekend.

Police are still appealing for information following reports of a burglary at Tenby’s Co-op store.

A police spokespersonn told the Observer: “Two people reportedly forced entry to the premises at around 12.15am on Saturday, August 29.

“They are then believed to have left on foot and travelled towards Broadwell Hayes and Heywood Lane with several items, including till drawers, in a shopping basket,” they added.

The store which is located on The Green was closed for several hours while investigations were carried out, with the entrance to the shop, and the car park area, cordoned off to members of the public, with police in attendance.

Co-op Tenby
Two people reportedly forced entry to the Co-op store (Andrew Morris/Facebook)

Anyone who witnessed the incident, or has any information or CCTV that could help officers with their enquiries, is asked to get in touch, quoting reference: DP-20260829-005

Alternatively, contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously by calling 0800 555111, or visiting crimestoppers-uk.org