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Social tenants make up over 22% of Pembroke Dock households, and the town has a higher proportion of lone-parent homes with dependent children than Wales as a whole. If your week is built around the school run and work shifts, it can leave little space for new people, and a busy house can still feel lonely, so pick spots that welcome children or suit a spare lunchtime hour between shifts.
The town grew around the Royal Dockyard, opened in 1815, where Queen Victoria’s royal yacht was launched in 1855; the yard closed in 1926 and the RAF flew Sunderland flying boats from here. The Heritage Centre tells the whole story, cockpit simulator included, in the old dockyard chapel on Meyrick Owen Way. Memorial Park is a well-used green space between the town centre and nearby housing, and Pembroke Leisure Centre, between Pembroke and Pembroke Dock, has a 25m pool, a separate learner pool and squash courts. Some good places to start nearby:
More guides for women in this area – each with its own local advice.
More guides for women in this area – each with its own local advice.
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