Pembrokeshire Mercury", "Tenby Observer", "Pembroke Observer", "County Echo" and "The Pembrokeshire Herald" (founded 2013). "The Milford Mercury" (circulation 3,681) and "Western Telegraph" (circulation 19,582) are part of the Newsquest group. Radio Pembrokeshire, and several other West Wales radio stations, were broadcast from Narberth until 2016, when they were relocated to the Vale of Glamorgan, while retaining satellite offices at Narberth and Milford Marina. As the national sport of Wales, rugby union is widely played throughout the county at both town and village level. Haverfordwest RFC, founded in 1875, is a feeder club for Llanelli Scarlets. Village team Crymych RFC in 2014
Camrose, Pembrokeshire Following the most recent election, it is currently represented by the former leader of Pembrokeshire County Council, Jamie Adams. The village football team, currently in Division 2 of the Pembrokeshire league plays its home matches at Folly Fields at the northern edge of the village, and is managed by Jamie Gilderdale. The second team languish in Division 4 but finished 3rd in division 4 in the 09-10 season and narrowly missed out on promotion. The football team have an official website. Camrose, Pembrokeshire Camrose () is a village, parish and community in the historic cantref of Roose () in Pembrokeshire,