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Narberth

Pembrokeshire

Narberth is a town in Pembrokeshire, Wales, with a population of 2,150 in 2011. It was founded around a Welsh court, but later became a Norman stronghold on the Landsker Line. Attractions in the town include several art galleries, the Narberth Museum, the former town hall, the town's cultural and arts centre, the Queen's Hall, and a ruined castle. Narberth has a range of independent shops, including a national award-winning butcher and many boutiques.

The footfall at Narberth station in 2018-2019 was 18,992.
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Narberth Useful Information
The Christmas fairs happening around our rail network this December

The Christmas fairs happening around our rail network this December

There’s a host of colourful Christmas fairs happening around our rail network this December, ...
How clubhouse improvements are giving Clarbeston Road AFC a boost

How clubhouse improvements are giving Clarbeston Road AFC a boost

As our 2023 Community Changemakers fund opens for applications, we caught up with one of the ...
The community choir uplifting the people of Pembrokeshire

The community choir uplifting the people of Pembrokeshire

The Paul Sartori Hospice at Home community choir is making a big difference to the local ...
We’ve made the finals in the Community Rail Awards 2022!

We’ve made the finals in the Community Rail Awards 2022!

We’ve been shortlisted for two brilliant awards – and this is why it means so much to us.
Here’s what our Community Changemakers grants will help local groups achieve this year

Here’s what our Community Changemakers grants will help local groups achieve this year

We recently awarded over £15,000 to groups making positive changes in communities around our ...
New North Pembrokeshire tours available by foot, boat and bus

New North Pembrokeshire tours available by foot, boat and bus

A rail trip to Fishguard and Goodwick takes you to the starting point of three fascinating ...
Tracing a lost Pembrokeshire rail route

Tracing a lost Pembrokeshire rail route

Rosemarket once had a railway running through it. Now the tracks have been replaced by a cycle ...
Swansea Bay and West Wales Metro: what you need to know

Swansea Bay and West Wales Metro: what you need to know

Imagine a future in which the South West Wales rail network is integrated with bus routes, ...
Discover the remarkable women of South West Wales

Discover the remarkable women of South West Wales

If you visit Swansea, Carmarthen or Narberth by train, you now have the opportunity to trace ...
The amazing array of wildlife you can discover from Fishguard and Goodwick station

The amazing array of wildlife you can discover from Fishguard and Goodwick station

Close to Fishguard and Goodwick station you’ll find a fascinating visitor centre run by Sea ...
1,100 community rail volunteers and six local partnerships poised to play a key role in the Wales’ recovery

1,100 community rail volunteers and six local partnerships poised to play a key role in the Wales’ recovery

Members of a grassroots movement – including in Swansea, Neath Port Talbot, Carmarthenshire ...
Moving Forward Together – Regional Transport Conference

Moving Forward Together – Regional Transport Conference

Join us to help shape the future of transport in Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire, Neath Port ...