Pembrokeshire County Council’s Cabinet has a new member.
He is Councillor Myles Pepper, the Elected Member for Fishguard North East.
Councillor Pepper takes on the Planning and Sustainability portfolio, replacing Councillor Rob Summons who is standing down.
Council Leader Jamie Adams said: “I recognise the challenges facing the planning department. These are difficult times for regulatory service provision across all local authorities.
“Councillor Pepper has chaired the Council’s Planning and Right of Way Committee for the past three years and is well versed in planning legislation.
“He is also a long standing member of the Council and I feel sure that his commitment to the people of Pembrokeshire and his ability to contribute to debate will serve the Cabinet well.”
Councillor Adams also thanked Councillor Summons for his work as a Cabinet Member and wished him well for the future.
The Leader added: “Rob brought tenacity and focus to his role – attributes which the Authority will continue to benefit from, I am pleased to say.”
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