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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Vincent shines in battle of the sexes

  Lawrenny (200 for 6) beat England Ladies (125 for 9) read more

• Chocolate farm tastes success

  A SPECIAL Welsh chocolate truffle has won a top accolade at the 2001 Great Taste Awards. read more

• School saved under new name

  A PRIVATE Pembrokeshire primary school which closed in July with depleted pupil numbers is to re-open next month under a new name. read more

• County praised for A-level successes

  THE WAIT was over for students across the county on Thursday as the A-level results were announced. Pass rates rose again and the A - E pass rate (95%) was 0.7% above the Welsh average. read more

• Goal hungry Vikings slam seven against valiant Wizards

  Goal hungry Vikings slam seven against valiant Wizards read more

• Carew ladies remain unbeaten

  Newly crowned champions Carew continued their good form with league victory number 12 of the season over Neyland. read more

• On the rails

  When I agreed to follow a fashion buyer for the day, I didnt know it would start at 5 am. read more

• Bracing display

  Currently showing at the Celtic Images Gallery at Hilton Court Garden Centre, near Roch, is an exhibition of fine art prints by Llangwm artist Graham Brace. read more

• One week to go and Lamphey crowned champs again

  Although Dave Lovell and his Lamphey team-mates might say that they still have to grab a point against Haverfordwest on Saturday to make sure of a second successive league championship, it is almost academic that they are champions because they travel to Haverfordwest (weather permitting!) with a 30 point advantage over Carew, who can only achieve that same tally at Kilgetty if they achieve maximum bowling and batting points in a win. read more

• Young kite fliers reach for the skies

  Despite a wet and windy start, Pembrokeshires first Sky Festival eventually soared to success in the sunshine. read more

• Wind turbines appeal rejected

  A BID to erect Wales tallest wind turbines in the Pembrokeshire countryside has failed at the last hurdle. read more

• Objective One funds benefit hotel project

  A major project at a Tenby hotel is one of the first schemes in Wales to benefit from Objective One funding. read more

• Vintage tractormen get ready for run

  Postponed from April because of the foot and mouth disease outbreak, the South West Wales area group of the National Vintage Tractor and Engine Club sponsored run will now take place on September 8th, with vintage and classic tractors arriving at Llysyfran at around noon. read more

• Railway station to be improved

  PEMBROKESHIRE County Council is to commission contractors to undertake improvement works at Haverfordwest Railway Station. read more

• Aircraft battle for honours in Schneider spectacular

  NINETEEN light aircraft took part in two spectacular races when the Schneider Trophy 2001 Air Race was held for the first time at Haverfordwest Airport at Withybush at the weekend. read more

• Form book thrown out the window as Amroth take the win

  Tug of war last weekend returned from the dizzy heights of international events to its grass roots of local, evening catchweight competition. read more

• Seminar to discuss future of farming

  Tyrone OSullivan, the former coal face worker is not usually connected with Welsh agriculture, but he will be one of the main speakers at a farmers seminar in September. read more

• Rare bee thrives on tank range

  DEFENCE takes on a whole new meaning in the context of the Ministry of Defence, for their extensive military land holdings act as sanctuaries for wildlife as traditional habitats disappear at a rate of knots. read more

• County come back three times in thriller

  HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY 3 RHAYADER TOWN 3 read more

• Film Review - Planet of the Apes

  Director: Tim Burton Starring: Mark Wahlberg, Helena Bonham Carter, Tim Roth, Michael Clarke Duncan Cert. 15. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive