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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

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• Human bones found near castle ruins

  Nine human skeletons - including one of a baby - have been found in the shadow of Narberth Castle. read more

• Better news for crab and lobster catchers

  Increased security and more closures on the Laugharne cockle beds have been introduced following the September 11th terrorist atrocities in New York. read more

• Socks petrol ordeal

  Socks the cat is recovering after cruel pranksters doused the pet in petrol. read more

• Recycle your tree and win a bin!

  Recycle your Christmas tree this year and you could win one of six Rotol compost bins. read more

• Supermarkets reject countys organic spuds

  Tonnes of premium organic potatoes grown in Pembrokeshire are being fed to livestock because supermarkets dont want them. read more

• Welcome to all, say our readers

  THE TOURIST industry in Pembrokeshire has made it clear that all visitors are welcome to the county - whether English, Irish, Scots or from other countries. read more

• Second payout for CJD families

  The families of two Pembrokeshire variant CJD victims may receive interim compensation payments of £95,000 this week. read more

• Roller travels the globe to new county home

  A steam-powered road roller named after a Second World War Lancaster bomber has to be the most widely-travelled machine of its kind. read more

• Rats shut school

  Rats have forced the temporary closure of a second Pembrokeshire school. read more

• Young blood needed, says vice-president

  Young people must be encouraged to farm if the industry is to survive in Wales, says the new deputy president of NFU Cymru. read more

• Drug offences on the increase

  CRIME in the Dyfed-Powys Police area is up on the same period last year. There were 508 more crimes, a rise of 3.7%, with a detection rate of 62% - identical to the comparable period last year. read more

• A flick through 2001

  Im not sure what happened to 2001, but here I am staring down the barrel of 2002, and it is a good time to cast an eye over what we saw in the cinema this year. read more

• Have you an aviation tale to tell?

  THE Pembrokeshire Aviation Group, which meets on the second Tuesday evening of each month, is finding it increasingly difficult to obtain guest speakers for meetings. read more

• Chance to splash out for the New Year

  FANCY making a big splash in the New Year? read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive