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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

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• School flies the flag

  JOHNSTON CP School has become only the second school in Pembrokeshire to be awarded the prestigious European Eco-Schools Green Flag. read more

• Two delicious new cheeses launched

  Assembly Rural Affairs minister Carwyn Jones launched two new Welsh cheeses at the recent Celtic food and wine fair in Cardiff. He is pictured with Sue Jones, of Llanboidy Cheesemakers, with the new Cilowen Organic cheese. The range has organic certification from the Soil Association, and is made with locally-sourced milk supplied by the organic co-op Calon Wen. Also launched with Wales only brie/Camembert-style cheese. Penberi is made by Paul Symons at his Rhosygilwen Dairy at St Davids. read more

• Show to go ahead without livestock

  TEMPLETON YFC has decided to go ahead with its annual show - which will be one of very few in West Wales to take place this year because of the foot and mouth situation. read more

• MS man to fight authority decision

  A health authority is refusing to grant the dying wish of a young multiple sclerosis sufferer because it would cost too much money. read more

• County's 'green and clean' image must be retained

  PRESELI MP Jackie Lawrence has reinforced Pembrokeshires green and clean message this week. read more

• Double success for Colin

  Pembrey senior TKM karting champion Colin Mason of Johnston has been given another boost with sponsorship from Mr Rolfe John of Edmundsons Electrical at Thornton Industrial Estate Milford Haven. read more

• Fireworks firm fined £4,000

  The company responsible for the chaos and injuries at a Pembrokeshire winter carnival fireworks display has been fined £4,000. read more

• Woods shine in Kilgetty win

  Folly Farm Kilgetty (69 for 3) beat Burton (68 all out) read more

• Ex-defence depot could become Welsh Xanadu

  A Welsh culture complex has been suggested as a possible alternative role for Trecwn. read more

• Big win for league champions

  Lamphey (233 for 3 declared) beat Whitland (106 all out) read more

• Carew crash in local derby

  Cresselly (153 for 3) beat Carew (149 for 9) read more

• Search for woman farmer of the year

  The NFU has launched its annual competition to celebrate the massive contribution women make to farming. read more

• War of words between staff and ITVdigital

  The rebranding of one of Pembrokeshires biggest employers has generated a war of words between management and staff. read more

• Hill's ready for tough climb

  On Sunday July 29th, there will be the Llys -y-Fran Hill Climb at Llys-y-Fran Reservoir, commencing at 10am. One of the many entrants this year is local Rally Driver, Richard Hill with his 1970 Ford Escort RS 1600 (pictured above). read more

• Panzers plan reunion

  The Federal German Army would have been marking 40 years of military presence on Pembrokeshire soil this summer. read more

• US success for local sauce company

  A Haverfordwest company has returned from the United States after a successful marketing trip to the New York Fancy Food Fair. read more

• Its cool to drink the White Stuff!

  Welsh Rural Affairs Minister Carwyn Jones is lending his support to a new WDA campaign to promote milk in Wales. read more

• Oliver retains Welsh sprint title

  It was yet another great day for Pembrokeshire Triathlon Club at the Newtown Triathlon on Sunday, July 15th. read more

• Fall in the number of unemployed

  New figures from the Benefits Agency show that unemployment rates in Pembrokeshire have fallen since last year. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive