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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Don't lose the blues

  Western Telegraph readers have certainly not had the blues over the colour of West Wales Properties offices in Haverfordwest (pictured). read more

• No rise for milk prices

  Pembrokeshire dairy farmers have been denied an anticipated penny a litre milk price rise this autumn. read more

• Awards recognise tourism excellence

  The best performers in tourism are being urged to compete for one of the countrys most prestigious accolades - the Wales Tourism Awards - to help promote the industry and boost the Welsh economy. read more

• Schools pioneer breakfast clubs

  Hands up how many people skip breakfast in that mad morning panic to meet the deadlines of our finely balanced lives? read more

• Councillors to remain in office for aan extra year

  PEMBROKESHIRE county councillors are to remain in office for an extra year. read more

• TVs Fiona opens unit at hospital

  GMTV presenter Fiona Phillips opened the new child and adolescent unit at Withybush Hospital on Friday. read more

• New programme links servicemen and families

  A NEW programme, which links servicemen in the war against terrorism with their friends and families in the UK, was launched on Monday by talkSPORT and Forces Radio BFBS. read more

• Second half improvement secures Neyalnd win

  Neyland 29 Pembroke Dock Quins 12 read more

• Bravery award for fire hero

  Bravery award for fire heroA Milford Haven man has been honoured for bravery shown in rescuing a woman from a burning car earlier this year. read more

• A label of love

  It used to be almost an insult to remark that someones clothes looked as if they came from a charity shop, but many fashion-conscious women in Haverfordwest have a secret - their designer outfits all come off the rails at Oxfam. read more

• Man fights for right to use MS drug

  A multiple sclerosis sufferer who knows he has just months to live is fighting for the right to use a life-extending drug. read more

• Whitland go down to league leaders

  Tondu 30 Whitland 24 read more

• Hot on Dylans new trail

  A new trail capturing the life and times of one of Wales most prolific writers - Dylan Thomas - has been developed in West Wales offering visitors the chance to follow in the footsteps of this much-loved literary genius. read more

• Positive developments over the past year

  Some 140 delegates attended the second annual Organic Wales conference and its associated workshops at Pembrokeshire College on Friday. read more

• Bookings boost for local tourism

  PEMBROKESHIRES half-term tourism bid to cash in on the crisis in the overseas holiday sector has succeeded in part. read more

• Halloween warning for youngsters

  With the end of October in sight, Dyfed-Powys Police are asking all adults in the force area to carefully consider the way they encourage children for whom they are responsible to celebrate Halloween. read more

• Award boost for Tall Ships pair

  Two local young people were able to participate in this years Cutty Sark Tall Ships Race this summer, with the support of sponsorship provided by Milford Haven Port Authority. read more

• Seagulls sunk in second half

  Fishguard and Goodwick 12 Hendy 28 read more

• Bluebirds too strong for Robins

  Milford Utd 1 Narberth 4 read more

• Quiet confidence in dairying

  A quiet confidence among Pembrokeshire milk producers is creating an upturn in the fortunes of suppliers to the dairying industry. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive