It comes after beachgoers on Tenby South were seen lighting fires this week, despite clear signage warning people not too. Members of the public are being reminded that due to the prolonged dry weather, the wildfire risk remains high across Pembrokeshire and "just one spark" can start a fire. A spokesperson for Pembrokeshire County Council said: "Members of the public are reminded that the wildfire risk across Pembrokeshire remains high following prolonged dry weather. Lighting barbecues and open fires on beaches is strongly discouraged following the recent heatwave. Beachgoers are also asked to help keep beaches clean by disposing of rubbish in bins or taking it home.