Congratulations to Councillor Dai Morgan who has been installed as Mayor of Tenby for a fourth consecutive term - marking a significant moment in the seaside town's history as the first Mayor to serve four consecutive terms since the First World War.

At the March meeting of Tenby Town Council, members voted to return Cllr Morgan to the office of Mayor unopposed, reflecting the strong support and confidence he continues to receive from fellow councillors.

In remarks to fellow councillors before the vote, Cllr Morgan reflected on the encouragement he had received from the community and the responsibility of continuing in the role.

Cllr Morgan said: “In recent weeks, I have been grateful for the encouragement I have received from residents, community organisations and Members of this Council asking whether I would consider continuing for a further year.

“I have also spoken with my family, whose unwavering support has always made it possible for me to carry out the duties of this office.

“It remains a privilege to serve this town entrusted once more, I will do my up most to honour that trust and continue working for the good of Tenby.”

Councillors said they looked forward to another year of dedicated service to the town and its residents.

Cllr Morgan was officially installed as Mayor at the Town Council’s Annual General Meeting this month.

His wife, Melanie, will once again be his as mayoress; whilst his daughter Erin is town crier and son Miles helps out as a mace-bearer stand-in.

Cllr Tom Sloan will be Deputy Mayor for the second year running.

The Mayor also announced the creation of the ‘Trevor Hallett Award’ - an annual honour which will recognise individuals who show outstanding dedication to the seaside town, in paying tribute to the late Cllr Trevor Hallett, who passed away aged 86, in March.