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• Pacy Perkins peps All-Blacks to big win

  Neyland 38 Aberaeron 10 read more

• Aerospace jobs axed

  ANOTHER 50 employees of Pembroke Dock-based DPS Composites were made redundant last week. read more

• Artists to take on Turner in castle's TV challenge

  THE landscape artist, J. M. W. Turner, though a Londoner born and bred, loved Wales and one of his well-known paintings is of Carew Castle. Turner, perhaps the most famous English Romantic landscape artist, became known as the painter of light. read more

• Crossing the line of danger

  After two weeks and 3,000 miles of empty highways in Montana and Wyoming, through to Tombstone, Arizona, this was our last day and we couldnt bear to leave. read more

• Careers message served up with fun and fancy dress

  THE MESSAGE that a career in the tourism, hospitality and leisure industry is challenging, rewarding, and - most of all - fun has just been served up loud and clear to junior and secondary school pupils throughout West Wales. read more

• Keys killed off by Whitland grit

  Whitland 15 Cross Keys 11 read more

• Schools close a day early for Christmas

  PEMBROKESHIRES schools will break up for Christmas this year one day earlier than previously announced. read more

• Councillors frustrated at euro-cash hold-up

  THE countys politicians are failing to do their job in securing European funding for improving Pembrokeshires road networks, a councillor has claimed. read more

• Cinema review - Legally Blonde

  Director: Robert Luketic Cert. 12; Dur. 97 mins Starring: Reese Witherspoon, Luke Wilson, Selma Blair, Matthew Davis, Holland Taylor, Victor Garber, Jennifer Coolidge read more

• In-form Jones boosts Otters

  Builth Wells 16 Narberth 30 read more

• McDonalds moves in to build new restaurant

  43BusinessMcDonald's read more

• Historic pub relaunches

  Fishguards famous Royal Oak pub is to be officially re-opened next week by a figure who made history there over 200 years ago during the Last Invasion of Britain. read more

• Goodwick show their class

  Tenby 0 Goodwick 3 read more

• New lifeboat station design meets with approval

  Work could start on Tenbys new £3 million lifeboat station as early asOctober next year. read more

• Dairy Crest factory closes

  The closure of the Dairy Crest factory at Carmarthen on Friday marks a new phase in the development of its sister plant at Haverfordwest. read more

• Diver speaks of Kursk salvage

  A Pembrokeshire diver who played a key role in salvaging the Russian nuclear submarine, Kursk, from the bottom of the Barents Sea has spoken of the emotional impact of the recovery operation. read more

• Six goal Sports stun St Ismaels

  St Ishmaels 1 Saundersfoot Sports 6 read more

• Farm incomes drop to less than £50 a week

  NEW figures indicating farm incomes are now less than £50 a week graphically illustrate the industrys worse fears, the Farmers Union of Wales revealed. read more

• New group launches with a tasty pledge

  FARMERS producing organic livestock in Pembrokeshire have pledged to introduce consumers to some of the best tasting meat in Britain. read more

• Hakin show their class but Johnston battle hard

  Johnston 0 Hakin United 5 read more

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