P-06-1572 Lead and fund a long-term flood mitigation solution for the B4318 and Tenby catchment
P-06-1572 Lead and fund a long-term flood mitigation solution for the B4318 and Tenby catchment
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This petition was submitted by Rhys Jordan, having collected a total of 3,454 signatures.
Text of petition:
The B4318 floods repeatedly, cutting off a key access route to Tenby. Although the road is maintained by Pembrokeshire County Council, flooding is caused by surface water runoff, high River Ritec levels, and tidal locking at the South Beach outfall during high tides. These combined factors mean local highway measures alone cannot resolve the problem.
Additional information:
Flooding on the B4318 is frequent and disruptive, affecting residents, businesses, emergency access, schools and the local economy. Local options have been pursued but are limited by factors beyond the council’s control, including river capacity, catchment drainage, and coastal discharge constraints. Climate change is increasing the frequency and severity of rainfall and tide-related flooding, making the situation unsustainable.
We are asking the Welsh Government to provide national leadership by coordinating relevant bodies such as Natural Resources Wales and Pembrokeshire County Council to assess the full catchment, including surface water, river, and tidal influences. A long-term, climate-resilient solution is required, supported by appropriate capital funding, to protect access to Tenby and reduce ongoing flood risk for the community.
Status
This petition was considered completed by the Petitions Committee at its
meeting on 02/03/2026.
Full details of the consideration of this petition by the
Committee and related documents can be seen on the Meetings tab above.
It was first considered by the Petitions Committee on
02/03/2026.

Senedd Constituency and Region
- Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire
- Mid and West Wales
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Business type: Petition
Reason considered: Senedd Business;
Status: For consideration
First published: 06/02/2026