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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Otters blood new-comers

  Narberth 5 Aberavon 19 read more

• Big show waits for £7m summer

  AN unaccustomed calm pervades the wide open spaces of the Withybush Showground which would normally be buzzing with County Show activity this week. read more

• Veteran coxswain dies

  THE lifeboat world has lost a legendary figure with the death at the age of 98 last week of Mr David Lewis (Dai the Mill), former coxswain of St Davids lifeboat. read more

• Cash threat to air ambulance

  The Welsh air ambulance service may be under threat if public donations and sponsorship doesnt reach a £600,000 target. read more

• Mererid wins chair and makes history

  THE first woman ever to win the chair at a National Eisteddfod has always thought of Pontiago on Strumble Head, as her home. read more

• Rise in county milk output predicted

  Pembrokeshire is expected to buck the national milk production trend this autumn. read more

• Go-ahead given for Euro-funded projects

  TWO ORGANISATIONS have got the go-ahead for their Objective One projects - Pembrokeshire County Council and Pembrokeshire College. read more

• Welsh honour for Non-league Dylan

  Wales U19 8 Faroe Islands U19 2 read more

• Golf club's proposals scuppered by Park

  A controversial plan by Newport Golf Club to build a new two-storey building containing six flats on the golf course was stymied by the planners on Monday. read more

• Chance to join porpoise watch

  AN exciting new wildlife initiative, supported by the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority, offers an evening of seawatching at Strumble Head. read more

• Russian Aero firm begins operations

  A BRITISH-OWNED company, specialising in servicing and maintaining Russian light aircraft, has begun operating in Pembrokeshire. read more

• Tourism looks to Europe to boost the industry

  PEMBROKESHIRE'S tourism operators are looking to Europe to rejuvenate the fortunes of the countys premier industry. read more

• Gallant Llanboidy fall at semis

  On Sunday, August 5th, the day after a very successful UK National Championships, Carmarthen's Trinity College ground on Llanstephan Road was the venue of the United Kingdom Open Clubs Championships. read more

• £3m lifeboat station plan in new storm

  THE proposed design of Tenby's new £3 million lifeboat station has provoked controversial comments from national organisations. read more

• Roy roves around Pembrokeshire

  Roy Noble is celebrating Pembrokeshire this week with numerous live daily broadcasts from the area until Saturday. read more

• First wash out at vital time

  After 15 weeks of almost 100% fixture completion, Pembrokeshire Cricket suffered an almost-complete first 'wash-out' of the season at a most vital time because with only two week-ends left there are a number of issues to be resolved in the championship, promotion and relegation stakes. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive