WHAT do readers think of Glan yr Afon/Riverside, Haverfordwest’s new Public Transport Interchange?

The now-open facility includes a bus station, multi-storey car park, waiting facilities, toilets and EV charging.

There are those who question the need for grand projects in a town that has seen a visible decline in its main shopping areas. But Quay Street - an area packed with artisan and independent traders - shows that there is life yet for the County Town.

Henry Tufnell MP said: “I think it is what we need, and will support the town for many years to come. We are starting to see the town move in a positive direction.”

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The car park is spacious, with pedestrian crossings, cycle bays and accessible parking spaces.
The car park is spacious, with pedestrian crossings, cycle bays and accessible parking spaces. (Observer pic)
Haverfordwest Transport Interchange: people using the waiting room.
An indoor waiting area with an electronic departures display is a welcome addition to the bus station. (Observer pic)
Toilet doors at the new Haverfordwest Transport Hub
Facilities at the hub include a family room and Changing Places toilet. (Observer pic)
The under-cover bus station at Haverfordwest Public Transport Hub
The under-cover bus station (Observer pic)
Planted area in front of Haverfordwest Public Transport Interchange, with inset of roadside electronic spaces indicator
With free parking for up to an hour, 24-hour parking (£4.50 daily, £22.50 weekly) and a roadside indication of available spaces, the hub has been designed with its users in mind. (Observer pic)