All About Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK KB

All about Pembrokeshire UK - Facts about Pembrokeshire

An eclectic group of articles about Pembrokeshire and matters to do with Pembrokeshire.

FelinFach is based in the Preseli mountains area of Pembrokeshire, near to the coastal towns of Newport and Cardigan. This resource page showcases some parts of the beautiful county of Pembrokeshire.

Pembrokeshire, Wales, UK

Pembrokeshire, a picturesque county located in the southwest corner of Wales, stands as a testament to the natural beauty and historical richness of the United Kingdom. As of the latest available data, Pembrokeshire boasts a population of approximately 125,000 residents, contributing to the diverse tapestry of the UK. (Source: Office for National Statistics, 2022)

Pembrokeshire Coast National Park

Renowned for its stunning coastline, Pembrokeshire is home to the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, covering 629 square kilometres of rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, and hidden coves. The park, established in 1952, serves not only as a haven for wildlife but also as a popular destination for tourists seeking outdoor adventures. Over 4.6 million people visited the park in 2021, generating a significant economic impact for the region. (Source: Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority, 2022)

Pembrokeshire Agriculture, Energy and Tourism

The county's economy is diverse, with sectors such as agriculture, tourism, and energy playing pivotal roles. Agriculture remains a cornerstone, with Pembrokeshire contributing substantially to the UK's food production. The county's fertile lands support a thriving agricultural community, producing a variety of crops and livestock. Additionally, Pembrokeshire has embraced renewable energy initiatives, particularly in wind and wave power. As of 2022, the county contributes significantly to the UK's renewable energy production, aligning with national efforts to reduce carbon emissions. (Source: Pembrokeshire County Council, 2022)

Pembrokeshire Castles

Pembrokeshire's rich history is evident in its medieval castles, such as Pembroke Castle, a key attraction for history enthusiasts. The county's cultural heritage is celebrated through various events and festivals that showcase its traditions and customs. Furthermore, Pembrokeshire's educational institutions contribute to the intellectual capital of the UK, with schools and colleges fostering learning and innovation.

About FelinFach

      

Located in Pembrokeshire Wales, our ethos is defined in the three words...

NATURAL TRADITIONAL HANDMADE.

• Hand woven iconic Welsh blankets and Welsh tapestry blankets.
• Hand dyed yarn, dyed with natural dyes only - no exceptions!
• Handmade candles, candle accessories, Candle Making Workshops and soapery.
• Natural Dyeing Craft courses.
• Yarn shop, yarn bowls, project bags, tools and accessories for knitters and crafters.
• Welsh Gifts, souvenirs, made in Wales, handmade in Wales.

We are a proud supporter of Americymru, the Campaign for Wool, Global Welsh and Red Dragon America.

Last updated 7th April 2024