It has a sports and social club and a football (soccer) team. There is a village post office and the school has recently been re-built. The church graveyard holds a very precious statue, called 'the Grief', by the Cardiff born Sculptor Sir William Goscombe John. It was slowly deteriorating, until it was restored and brought indoors, in order to preserve it. It was a funerary monument to the Victorian era MP Walter Rice Howell Powell. Powell was a Haverfordwest born 1819 philanthropist who brought money and jobs to the village and his legacy can be seen at the Market Hall and other fine buildings in the village. The seat of the Powells was the mansion of Maesgwynne, north of the village.