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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• FUW supports school milk bar initiative

  Milk bars could soon be a familiar sight in secondary schools across Wales, Farmers Union of Wales representatives were told at a meeting recently held with First Milk. read more

• Mechanics son snaps up vintage tractor

  A mechanics son with a passion for vintage vehicles has snapped up at auction a tractor his father maintained 40 years ago. read more

• Poart chief appaointed to cruise advisory board

  MILFORD HAVEN Port Authority general manager, Ted Sangster, has been appointed to sit on the Cruise UK advisory board. read more

• Threat to unlucky 13 schools

  PEMBROKESHIRES smallest village school could face closure and the future of 12 others may be reviewed. read more

• Swifts soar as Seasiders tumble

  Monkton Swifts 2 Tenby 1 read more

• Book captures the spirit of a Welsh Christmas

  Former headteacher Chris Stephens has brought together the traditional customs and traditions of Christmas in a new book with a strong Pembrokeshire flavour. read more

• Extra cash for road repairs

  A £25 million package of additional funding to tackle a backlog of road repairs and maintenance in Wales has been announced by the Welsh Assembly. read more

• County Jobcentre is best in Wales

  Haverfordwest Jobcentre and its part-time office in Fishguard were recently awarded the Jobcentre of the Month award for Wales. read more

• Blue flags for beaches

  Three Pembrokeshire beaches look set to fly European Blue Flags once again next year after an improvement in their water quality standards. Tenby North, Amroth and Saundersfoot all lost out last season after failing the stringent guideline tests. read more

• Iron Age fort features in Parks calendar

  A FINE VIEW of the Castell Henllys Iron Age fort, near Newport, features among the striking images in the 2002 National Parks calendar, available from the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. read more

• More top awards for local cheesemakers

  Local cheesemakers have excelled themselves at the World Cheese Awards. read more

• Neyland bag big win

  Neyland 57 New Dock Stars 13 read more

• Makeshift County show pride in defeat

  OSWESTRY TOWN 3 HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY 2 read more

• Villages discuss conservation

  THE Pembrokeshire communities of Angle and Caerfarchell are the latest to feature in the National Park Authoritys conservation spotlight. read more

• Otters back to winning ways

  Narberth 48 Llantrisant 7 read more

• Hospital scanner proves a great success

  WITHYBUSH HOSPITALS new state-of-the-art scanner has been proving a tremendous success since it was installed in June to replace the old machine. read more

• Reopening of marts vital, says union

  The early reopening of livestock auction marts is vital to the future recovery of rural Wales following the foot and mouth disease crisis, a leading Farmers Union of Wales official has said. read more

• Whitland slip in second half

  Whitland 9 Bedwas 23 read more

• County show misses four milestones

  In a year when Pembrokeshire Agricultural Society had to cancel its three-day show due to foot and mouth disease, it passed four important milestones in its 217-year history. read more

• Welsh Meat Company launches own brand

  A company marketing meat produced in Pembrokeshire is launching its own brand this month. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive