Licensee fined
Tenby licensee, James Keith May, of the Three Mariners, St. George Street, pleaded guilty to breaches of his public entertainment licence when he appeared before magistrates in the town yesterday (Thursday).
He was accused of having too few doormen present on the night in question, while one of the doormen did not have the necessary name badge and licence on his person.
The pub's allocation demands that there should be three door persons present in the evening.
On November 2, 2002, there were only two on duty. Only 20 customers were in the premises, but this did not deter from the fact that under the guidelines of the entertainment licence, the door was short staffed.
The defendant was fined £600 and orded to pay prosecution costs of £150.
Rucksack stolen
A school bag containing books and important coursework was stolen from the male changing rooms at Tenby Leisure Centre last week.
The blue Adidas rucksack, also containing a school uniform, was taken sometime between 2.30 and 3.30 pm on Wednesday, April 2.
Anyone with any information is asked to contact WPC 1018 Lisa Kelly at Tenby police station on 842303.
Man arrested
A local man was arrested by police in Saundersfoot on Sunday night on suspicion of assault.
Witnesses sought
Police are appealing for witnesses after a motorcyclist was in collision with a cow on the Marros to Amroth road.
The female motorcyclist suffered leg and back injuries in the accident which occurred at 7.40 pm on Tuesday, March 25.
Anyone with any information is asked to contact Carmarthen police station on 01267 232000.