Narberth residents question need for national shutdown given Pembrokeshire’s low rate of Covid infections
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The hairdressers, barber shops, cafes and pubs in the Pembrokeshire town of Narberth were doing brisk business as people enjoyed their final few hours of freedom before a national “firebreak” lockdown that will bring Wales grinding to a halt for the next fortnight.
“The last couple of nights have been as busy as a normal weekend,” said Louise Morgan, the owner of The Angel, a beautifully refurbished 18th-century coaching inn on the high street.
