Late night anti-social behaviour in the grounds of Narberth Castle is leaving elderly residents fearing for their own safety. People living near the castle are feeling intimidated by the after-dark incidents, which include under- age drinking, parties and the lighting of bonfires in the early hours of the morning. "When we took over the castle, we were hoping for great things, but the amount of problems we are now experiencing is a great shame," said Clr. Wynne Evans. "We need positive action on this," he continued. "When I spoke to two of the neighbours about the problems, they were trembling with fear about what goes on there," he added. Although possible solutions to the problems were put forward by councillors, including installing high gates which could be locked at night, lights, and CCTV stickers, members agreed to invite the town's police sergeant to meet with them so they could put their fears to him directly. It was agreed that Sgt. Andy King would be invited to the council's planning meeting on Tuesday, April 18. Footnote: While discussing the problems at Narberth Castle, Clr. Evans said rubbish was also a problem. He said that the Mayor, Clr. David Norcross, had collected a bag full of beer cans, bottles and dog foul, from the site earlier in the week. He also expressed concern that a class from the town's primary school, who had visited the castle for an art lesson, had been greeted by empty alcohol bottles at the entrance. The Mayor suggested setting up a rota of volunteers who would give half-an-hour of their time once a week to help keep the grounds tidy. Anyone who would like to help is asked to contact him on 861057.