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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Seagulls wilt to Williams kick

  Fishguard and Goodwick 11 Penclawdd 15 read more

• Christams house is a dazzling attraction

  FORGET the festive lights of Oxford Street - the village of Kilgetty has its own seasonal tourist attraction, thanks to the Christmas House of Peter and Audrey Thomas. read more

• Film Review - Lord of the Rings

  The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring Directed by Peter Jackson read more

• Bid to save historic loco

  FEARS by local railway enthusiasts that the historic locomotive Margaret may disappear from Pembrokeshire are not without foundation. read more

• Tenby rise to the top

  Tenby 2 Merlins Bridge 0 read more

• Samaritans seek funds to cope with Christmas

  THE Pembrokeshire Samaritans are launching a fundraising campaign to ensure that the Haverfordwest branch has the necessary funds to cope with Christmas - its busiest time of the year. read more

• On a course to fight pollution

  PEMBROKESHIRE recently hosted a two-day oil pollution course. The course was run by the Counter-Pollution branch of the Southampton-based Maritime and Coastguard Agency, in conjunction with Pembrokeshire County Council. read more

• Burgoynes Midas touch continues

  Milford United 1 Monkton Swifts 0 read more

• HMS Pembroke makes boy's dream come true

  PEMBROKES namesake warship takes a starring role in a national television programme with an audience of ten million. read more

• Otters success in top table clash

  Narberth 27 Llangennech 12 read more

• Young entrepreneurs at Farmers Market

  As a special Christmas endeavour, young enterprise groups from secondary schools in Pembrokeshire will be taking part in the Farmers Market on Friday at The Riverside, Haverfordwest. read more

• Teenagers taste life in the Army

  PEMBROKESHIRE teenagers are set to join the Army for a day over the coming weeks as part of a new youth initiative at Cawdor Barracks, Brawdy. read more

• Davies shines in Saints win

  Fishguard Sports 2 St Ishmaels 4 read more

• Benefits staff to strike over safety concerns

  Benefits Agency (BA) employees in Haverfordwest and Pembroke Dock are on strike this week over moves to combine the BA with job centres. read more

• Ponies to bring new life to dunes

  PONIES are set to canter next autumn to help bring new life to tired sand dunes at a high priority habitat site in the county. read more

• Christmas turkey hotline

  The NFU is launching a hotline giving shoppers top tips on where to buy a local, fresh, flavoursome turkey direct from the farm for their Christmas Day celebrations. read more

• Park still unhappy at cloister plans

  Amended plans to recreate St Marys College cloister at St Davids Cathedral are still not to the satisfaction of National Park officials. read more

• Three-lane deathtrap

  THE Western Telegraph is backing urgent demands for road improvements to stop motorists overtaking on the notorious three-lane highway at Dredgeman Hill just outside Haverfordwest (above). read more

• New scheme to boost local businesses

  OVER £5 million in investment for Wales agri-food sector was announced at the Royal Welsh winter fair. read more

• Celtic Trail promote cycling in Pembrokeshire

  A leaflet has been produced by the Celtic Trail telling cyclists everything they need to know about the 220 mile south Wales cycle way which winds its way from Fishguard to Chepstow. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive