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Provider Town ABC Pre-School Nursery Haverfordwest Amanda Provider Town ABC Pre-School Nursery Haverfordwest Amanda Davies St Florence Childcare Tenby Amanda's Registered Childcare Tenby Amy's Acorns Childminding Pembroke Dock Anne-Marie Hancock Haverfordwest Arabella’s Childminding KILGETTY Beverley Raymond Haverfordwest Bloomfield After School and Holiday Club Narberth Breda Griffiths, Childminding Services Fishguard Bright Start Day Nursery Haverfordwest Broad Haven Playgroup Haverfordwest Busy Beehive Haverfordwest Camrose and Roch Playgroup Haverfordwest Claire John Childminding Narberth CLAIRE LAVINIA SMITH HAVERFORDWEST Claudia’s Childminding Tenby Coastlands CP School Club Haverfordwest Crwban Bach Crymych Cubs Corner Pre-School Nursery Haverfordwest Cylch Meithrin Bwlchygroes Llanfyrnach Cylch Meithrin Arbeth Narberth Cylch Meithrin Abergwaun Abergwaun Cylch Meithrin Caer Elen (Hwlffordd) Haverfordwest Cylch Meithrin Croesgoch Haverfordwest Cylch Meithrin Crymych Crymych Cylch Meithrin Hermon Crymych Cylch Meithrin Llandysilio Clunderwen Cylch Meithrin Tonnau Bach Tenby Cylch Meithrin Eglwyswrw Eglwyswrw Cylch Meirthin Maenclochog Maenclochog Cylch Meithrin Ysgol Cilgerran Cilgerran Delyth Bryan Clarbeston Road Doodles Childminding Milford Haven Elizabeth McSweeney Haverfordwest Felicity Baker Childminding Cardigan Golden Manor Nursery Pembroke Happy Days Childcare Centre Milford Haven Milford Haven Happy Days Haverfordwest Haverfordwest Happy Feet Childminding Tenby Happy House Childminding Milford Haven Heathers Childminding Sevice Kilgetty Hook's Little Diamonds HAVERFORDWEST Isobel Bowen Childminder Pembroke Dock Jane Whiting Tenby Jeffreyston Playstation Narberth Jilly's Childcare Fishguard Jolly Jumpers Day Nursery Haverfordwest Josie's Mucky Pups Childminding GOODWICK Judith Doncaster, Childminder Haverfordwest Julie Morgan Haverfordwest Jumping Beans Day Nursery Pembroke Dock Kathleen Macintosh Fishguard Kingfishers Cleddau Communities Afterschool Club Haverfordwest Linsey Llewellyn Registered Childminder Milford Haven Lisa's Childminding Tenby Lisa's Little Explorers Fishguard Little Acorns Playgroup Milford Haven Little Fish Childminding Fishguard Little Lambs Childminding Milford Haven Little Nippers Saundersfoot Llinos Bowen Newport Malin Gustavsson Boncath Meithrinfa PlayDays Crymych Michelle's Little Explorers childminding Kilgetty Nikki Keay-John Childminder Haverfordwest Noah's Ark Nursery Pembrokeshire Limited Narberth Pembroke Dock Community School Pembroke Dock Penni Childminding Pembroke Penrhyn Playgroup PEMBROKE Peter Pan Playgroup Haverfordwest Plantos Bach, Sibrwd-Y-Nant Crymych Playdays Childcare Fishguard Puddleducks Day Nursery Tenby Rainbow Reef Daycare Ltd Haverfordwest Redhill Montessori Nursery Haverfordwest Rosetta Jones Childminder FISHGUARD Sageston CP School Playgroup Tenby Sarah Mathias Tenby Saundersfoot Playgroup and Daycare Saundersfoot SHARON ANN GREGORY Childminding Pembroke Dock Sophie Lawrence Childminder Fishguard Stepaside Community Playgroup Kilgetty Stephanie De'ath Cardigan Spittal Playgroup Spittal Stepping Stones Day Nursery Haverfordwest Tabernacle Kindergarten Pembroke Tavernspite Playgroup whitland TEST SETTING Milford Haven Tiny Tots Playgroup Pembroke Dock Tiny Treasures Daycare Tenby Tots Pre School Nursery Haverfordwest Trudy Sharp Childminder Haverfordwest Victoria John Haverfordwest Wendy McIntyre Registered Childminder Pembroke Dock Withybush Hospital Creche Haverfordwest Wyncliffe Childcare Haverfordwest Wyncliffe Forestry Club Haverfordwest .
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