Pembroke Dock Town Council

Pembroke Dock sits on the South bank of the Cleddau and was founded in 1814 when the Admiralty closed the “Yard” at Milford Haven, The new "Yard" began laying the keels of a great many famously named warships, lighters and four of the five Royal Yachts, over 262 ships were built. In that same period the town became a garrison for a great many regiments and following the Crimean war in 1855 the garrison became the seventh largest in the UK. During the second world war the "Yard" became the home of the largest flying boat base in the world.

Our Sunderland now at the RAF Musuem Hendon

ANNUAL REPORT FOR 2008/9 and FORWARD PLAN FOR 2009/10

PEMBROKE DOCK TOWN COUNCIL.
ASSISTANT TOWN CLERK.

Applications are invited for this part time post of 22 hours per week. Local Government/Committee work experience needed with some payroll and accounts knowledge. Good computer skills required. Office hours are 9.00 am til 1.00 pm with some attendance at evening meetings. Flexible hours are worked.
Local Government Salary scale SCP 18-22 pro rata for 22 hours per week £10102—£11551 per annum.

For further details go to www.thedock.org.uk or contact Moira Saunders tel: 01646 684410. Closing date 10/07/09

Job Description (word) | Application Form (pdf)

In and around the town centre is where you can find not only major high street names but friendly local shops and business. Pembroke Dock boasts a Military Museum which is housed in the Cambridge Tower (off Front Street), the tower was one of only seven which came on line in 1851 and is now the only tower thought to be open to the public

Today Pembroke Dock has become the work horse for the many major constructions dotted around the shores of the Haven. Pembroke Dock is close to a great number of golden beaches and majestic cliffs, and sits on the edge of the biggest Coastal National Park in the British Isles with its unique coastal paths. Pembroke Dock still boasts a busy port facility and is also home to the Irish Ferry Terminal which operates between Pembroke Dock and Rosslaire, Ireland, sailing twice a day.

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