The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority has warned of a 'very high' wildfire risk due to exceptionally dry conditions, urging extreme caution to protect people, wildlife, and landscapes.

A spokesperson for PCNPA stated: “Conditions are exceptionally dry throughout the National Park. Just one spark can start a fire that spreads rapidly, threatening people, wildlife, habitats and some of our most precious landscapes.

“The risk is real. Please take exceptional care and do nothing that could start a fire.If you see fire or smoke, call 999 immediately.

“Please help us protect the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park.”

If you are spending time outdoors:

• Do not light any fires, including campfires

• Do not use disposable or portable barbecues. Pack a picnic instead

• Do not set off fireworks or release sky lanterns

• Extinguish cigarettes fully and never discard them on the ground

• Take all litter home with you

• Camp only where you have permission