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• Fishguard still searching for form

  Fishguard 2 Carew 3 read more

• Blacks give away first half advantage

  Tycroes 21 Neyland 13 read more

• Successful firm hit by Air crisis

  A Pembrokeshire company forced to lay off 20 workers because of the crisis in the airline industry is seeking new contracts in the military sector. read more

• Cleddau Bridge owners buy hotel in Carmarthen

  Corus and Regal Hotels, through their agents Robert Barry and Company, have sold the 73-bedroom Ivy Bush Royal Hotel in Carmarthen. read more

• Neglect flood defences at your peril, says CLA

  A major shake-up of the Governments flood defence strategy is urgently needed to tackle the growing threat of rising sea levels in the wake of global warming, landowners have warned. read more

• Students warned of silent killer

  As students return to universities and colleges across the country, British Gas is urging them and their parents to be aware of the hidden dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning. read more

• Morgans class shines through in Tenby win

  Haverfordwest County 0 Tenby 3 read more

• Businesswomens project launched

  WOMEN are to be given additional support to become their own bosses through a new project unveiled by Chwarae Teg, the independent organisation created to promote the role of women in the workforce in Wales. read more

• Mathias double seals Vikings win

  Narberth 1 Hakin United 2 read more

• Ferry jobs bombshell

  Nearly a dozen senior ferry staff at Fishguard are worried they will have to reapply for their jobs on the fast ferry Lynx III following a Stena Line switch to seasonal crewing. read more

• Passengers in lucky escape as 80 mph train hits cattle

  EIGHT COWS which wandered onto tracks were killed by a train, scaring passengers and disrupting services for hours last week. read more

• Tenacious tarries in Milford dry dock

  The Jubilee Sailing Trusts tall ship, Tenacious, spent a few days in dry dock at Milford Haven last week. read more

• County councillors claim over 3475,000 in allowances

  PEMBROKESHIRE County Councils 60 councillors claimed a total of over £475,000 in allowances last financial year. read more

• Hard graft sets new landing stage in place

  Champagne was broken open on Ramsey Island last week to celebrate the completion of the new low-tide landing stage. read more

• Whitland surrender early lead

  Rumney 39 Whitland 13 read more

• Champagne flows as bubbly Jane is served with top award

  THE CHAMPAGNE hasnt stop flowing for Pembrokeshire mother-of-two Jane Thomas since she was voted Britains favourite retail assistant. Bubbly Jane compared herself to a bottle of champagne when the competition judges asked which item on the shop shelf she would most like to be. read more

• Work on new abattoir could start in January

  CONSTRUCTION WORK on a new abattoir serving Pembrokeshire meat producers could begin as early as January. read more

• Delme is new Wales YFC chairman

  A popular north Pembrokeshire YFC member, Delme Harries (pictured), is the new Wales chairman of the Young Farmers Clubs movement. read more

• Otters strong at the finish

  Narberth fly half Simon Daniel contributed 21 points in the Otters excellent home win against Abertillery to maintain their place at the top of the Division Two table but the final margin flattered them a little as Abertillery played their part in an entertaining match. read more

• Addict admits delivering drugs worth £60,000

  A HEROIN ADDICT admitted delivering drugs with a street value of £60,000 to dealers in Haverfordwest, a court heard on Friday. read more

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