Newport Community Library, located in the Canolfan Croeso in Long Street, is run by Newport Library Working Group (a registered charity) in partnership with Pembrokeshire County Council. Our opening hours are currently:

Mondays 9.30am to 12.30pm with volunteers

Wednesdays 12.30pm to 6.00 pm with a PCC librarian

Saturdays 9.30am to 12.30pm with volunteers.

For more information email newportpembslibrary@gmail.com or call 01437 776651.

Also, see our Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/newportpembslibrary

The Newport Paths Group are volunteers who aim to improve access to the countryside around Newport for everyone.

Founded in 1999, the Group created the Newport Millennium Trail with information panels and a trail guide. Starting at the Parrog Car Park, it makes an excellent half-day circular walk.

For those needing something less strenuous, the Group organised the Parrog-Cwm Easy Access Path with information panels, leaflets and large print and Braille guides.

For more information on the group’s activities and photos, click the link below.

From the banks of the Nevern estuary, up the slopes of Carningli Mountain, down wooded valleys and out to Newport Beach sand dunes, these walks offer a variety of beautiful scenery and natural habitats.

In order to download a PDF map of the path around Newport, please click the link below.

The main work of the Group is cutting back the grass and undergrowth along local footpaths in the summer and maintaining them in the winter. This may involve clearing streams, laying stones or gravel, digging ditches or building bridges. We work closely with Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority (PCNPA) Rangers.

Our paths make a wonderful network.

Download maps of individual paths from the PCNPA website below.

Newport Information Centre in Long St. has been going for 3 years!

We work to support the economy of Newport. We share all the great things Newport has to offer with our visitors, advertise local events and community information and have a lovely shop selling Pembrokeshire goods. Come join our lovely team to greet and help our visitors. We have all the information there, so don’t worry you may not know enough. We have volunteers from all walks of life and ages – some with particular expertise and some who just enjoy meeting and helping people.

Come and join us!

contact: Mair Searle

email – mair.searle@gmail.com

Click here for more details.

Newport Tennis Club welcomes players of all ages and standards and Membership is open to residents and visitors. Establish in 1984 the club has 2 recently surfaced premium hard courts and is an LTA accredited venue.

The Club offers a variety of membership packages :

Adult, couples, family, young person and short-term visitors

Members can book lessons with our associate LTA Level 4 Coach

The Club operates an online booking system and, on becoming a member, you will be able to book courts through the LTA ClubSpark website where you will find full instructions.

Cymdeithas Gychod Afon Nyfer a Harbwr Trefdraeth (Newport’s Mooring Association) has control and regulates the tidal mooring areas from high to mean low water leased from the Crown Commissioners via the National Park.

The moorings are located on the River Nevern estuary, one of the most picturesque areas in North Pembrokeshire. Moorings are on the banks of the river to the east before the Iron Bridge then westwards to the Parrog area of the estuary.

A local produce market in the lovely Newport Pembs every Monday from 9-1 with over 13 stalls offering everything you could need from local veg, fresh cakes, eggs, bread, cheese, fudge, preserves, cider vinegar, honey-based creams, fresh fish, cushions, greeting cards, jewellery, healthy food products/vegan, Alpaca hand made products and Carn Edward meats.

The Friends of Newport and Nevern.

The Society was set up as a charity in 1983 for public benefit with the following purposes:-

• To promote high standards of planning and architecture in and around the areas of Newport and Nevern.
• To secure the preservation, protection, development and improvement of features of historic or public interest in the area of benefit.
• To educate the public in the geography, history, natural history and architecture of the area of benefit.

Further information can be obtained from mair.searle@gmail.com