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Beach Wheelchair scheme boosted by Bournemouth University students’ animation
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority’s Outdoor Mobility Project is being promoted online thanks to an animation produced by Bournemouth University students.
Popular Beach Wheelchair scheme celebrates 15 years of improving accessibility
A Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority-run scheme to improve the accessibility of Pembrokeshire’s beaches for those with mobility problems is now in its 15th year and is empowering more people...
Pembrokeshire beach wheelchairs ready to relaunch and roll out for summer
A fleet of 14 specially designed beach wheelchairs is being rolled out across several of Pembrokeshire Coast National Park’s accessible beaches in time for the summer season.
Penally Station to Tenby South Beach
Short Walk. 661 yards (605m).
Tide turns on beach parking tradition to make Newport Sands safer for all
Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority is putting an end to beach parking at Newport Sands, in response to growing safety concerns and following decades of damage to the natural environment.
Beach Wheelchairs and All-Terrain Equipment
Beach wheelchairs improve access to Pembrokeshire’s award-winning beaches. Find out more about them and how to make a booking.
Park Authority brings in beach bouncer following wave of water safety issues
The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority is to employ a slipway security guard to stop people launching personal watercraft at Freshwater East during peak hours.
Pembrokeshire beach wheelchairs available for winter adventures
A fleet of 14 specially designed beach wheelchairs supporting outdoor access to some of the most beautiful coastline in the UK was successfully rolled out across the Pembrokeshire Coast this...
Turning the tide on beach parking at Newport Sands
A season of change is coming to Newport Sands. We’re turning the tide on tradition because we want a better beach, for everyone.