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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

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• Riot stars in Martha's regatta

  You would have been forgiven if you thought you were at the Albert Hall rather than sitting in Marthas Vineyard bar or enjoying a meal last weekend. read more

• Dai leads town to winning draw

  Pembroke (137 for 8) drew with Haverfordwest (188 for 4) read more

• Haven trials start for tidal power project

  PIONEERING trials are currently taking place in the Milford Haven Waterway on a new tidal power project. read more

• Carew still pushing for honours

  Carew (143 for 7) beat Lawrenny (91 all out) read more

• Burton bombed by league leaders

  Burton (139 for 9) lost to Lamphey (140 for 2) read more

• Cinema Review - High Heels and Low Lifes

  High Heels and Low Lifes Director: Mel Smith Starring: Minnie Driver, Mary McCormack and Michael Gambon Dur: 86 mins; Cert: 15 and Jurassic Park 3 Director: Joe Johnston Starring: Sam Neill, William H. Macy and Tea Leoni Dur: 100 mins; Cert: To Be Confirmed read more

• Clair recovers to take first

  Following the good turnout at the Pembrokeshire Triathlon on 30 June, Eleven members of Pembrokeshire Triathlon Club tackled the Llanelli Classic Triathlon on 8 July. read more

• Film director seeks memories of Dutch minesweepers

  AMONG the unsung heroes of the Milford Haven Waterway in World War Two were members of the Dutch Navy who formed a highly effective minesweeping force, manning no fewer than 25 converted trawlers. read more

• CD Review - Travis, The invisible Band

  Travis The Invisible Band Sony/ATV Music Publishing Ltd read more

• Support for grain store

  Seven thousand tonnes of grain have been committed to a centralised processing store planned for the Port of Pembroke. read more

• Shaun's ready for the house of pain

  Pontypridd Rugby Football Club is known as the House of Pain and Begelly born Shaun James has bravely entered this House of pain by signing for the Welsh Premiership team. read more

• Strong demand as farmers restock

  Pembrokeshire livestock producers could cash in as farmers in foot and mouth infected regions start restocking. read more

• A tale of bikes and birds!

  Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority recently organised their first bikeride-and-birdwatch around the St Davids headland. The aim of the venture was to persuade people to get out of their vehicles and on to their bikes. read more

• Ferry delayed as crippled ship is towed into port

  FERRY SERVICES between Pembroke Dock and Rosslare were delayed on Wednesday as a crippled ship was towed into the Milford Haven Waterway. read more

• Event to showcase the best in Welsh food

  The first Festival of Welsh Foods is on August 10th and 11th at the United Counties Showground, Carmarthen. read more

• Roadworks delay arrival of visitors

  Local tourism businesses are losing patience with the delays inflicted on their visitors by road-works in Carmarthenshire. read more

• County's shipwrecks lure visitors and locals

  The hundreds of shipwrecks off the Pembrokeshire Coast are the target of a new breed of adventure holidaymakers. read more

• Past and present images of village

  Lovely Little Haven and some of its character buildings - as they look today and in years gone by - feature in an exhibition at the village hall this week. read more

• County gains royal approval

  PEMBROKESHIRE has been given the royal seal of approval by the Queen. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive