Western Telegraph: latest news, sport and info from Pembrokeshire

Brave walkers reach county on mission for RNLI

LONG DISTANCE walkers Alison Shaw and Martyn King completed the 186 mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path earlier this week - the latest stage of their marathon round-Britain trek in aid of the RNLI. read more
Welsh woman not British claim

A woman who ticked a Welsh nationality box when she applied to open an Individual Learning Account was shocked to be told she was ineligible because she was not a British citizen. read more
Hakin show their class but Camrose show improvement

Hakin United 4 Camrose 1 read more
County manager disapointed with result

CONNAHS QUAY NOMADS 2 HWEST COUNTY 2 read more
Unique location for cheesemaker

The vice-president of the National Farmers Union has warned that organic agriculture is not a panacea to the ills of the Pembrokeshire farming economy. read more
Cello expected to fetch up to £80,000

A 17th century cello once owned by the illegitimate daughter of Tenby-born artist Augustus John is expected is fetch up to £80,000 when it is auctioned by Sothebys in London on November 13th. read more
Communities challenged to help fund eisteddfod

Local communities are being urged to help raise £225,000 for next years National Eisteddfod in St Davids. read more

Archive - Tuesday, 30 October 2001