The southern part of Pembrokeshire has had an English speaking population since at least 1300, despite the surrounding areas all being Welsh speakers.
There is no city known as 'little England'. The Welsh county of Pembrokeshire is known as 'little England beyond Wales', but that's about it.
Llandudno is in NORTH Wales, Pembrokeshire is South West. Llandudno is NOT in Pembrokeshire
Pembrokeshire is in the far South-West of Wales, occupying the lower of the two 'horns' of the nation. It is split into North and South Pembrokeshire by a non-officially defined boundary called the Landsker, as the two parts of the county are very different. North Pembrokeshire is far more wild, stormy and rugged than the more gently rolling, pastoral landscape of the South, and Welsh is spoken as a first language far more commonly in the North than in the South. There is also far stronger Nationalist sentiment in the North. South Pembrokeshire was settled in Mediaeval times by English farmers and weavers of Flemish descent, and is thus sometimes known as 'the little England beyond Wales'. Place-names of the South are thus far more English-sounding than they are in the North. Principal towns of South Pembrokeshire are Pembroke itself and Tenby, whilst St. Davids, Fishguard and Milford Haven are the main towns of the North. Haverfordwest lies more or less on the border between the two.
it is actually on the welsh border
The Green Bridge of Wales Bosherston, Pembrokeshire - Wales, UK
south wales :)
The pirate: Casnewydd Bach Pembrokeshire Wales The outlaw: Norfolk, England The wrestler: Fayetteville, NC
Narberth, Pembrokeshire, Wales
One is able to find a pembrokeshire in the country of Wales, in the southwest portion of it, and pembrokeshire is called a county just like Surrey or Bristol.
It's in South West Wales in Pembrokeshire.
The most westerly City in Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales) is St Davids in Pembrokeshire, Wales. St Davids was granted city status by Queen Elizabeth II in 1995.
Tenby AFC in Pembrokeshire, Wales.