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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Minister sees effects of foot and mouth disease

  Welsh Secretary of State, Paul Murphy, visited Pembrokeshire last week for a two-day tour of the county. read more

• Small businesses warned about pensions rules

  Thousands of small businesses in Pembrokeshire may face massive fines if they do not take steps to provide a stakeholder pension plan for their employees by October 8th. read more

• GCSE joy for pupils

  GCSE results have been joyously received across the county, with pupils doing better than the national average in some subjects. read more

• Youth offenders' policy praised

  The Youth Justice Board has praised Pembrokeshires well focused approach to sentencing young offenders. read more

• New twist in Stow case

  The Milford Haven brothers serving 12 years for drug smuggling have apparently been placed back on remand in preparation for a re-trial. read more

• Firemen's wartime bravery remembered

  Four veteran firemen who fought the Pembroke Dock oil tanks fire in August 1940 attended the remembrance service held on the 61st anniversary of the devastating air raid. read more

• Winning draw sees Whitland stay up

  Whitland (191 for 6 dec) drew with Burton (99 for 9) read more

• Flash finishes off Robins

  Milford United 0 Maesteg Park 3 read more

• £290,000 bid to boost tourism

  A MASSIVE campaign to promote Pembrokeshire as an off-season tourist destination gets underway next week as the traditional holiday period draws to a close on a high note. read more

• Historic artwork unveiled at church

  A 100-year-old piece of artwork has been unveiled at Angle Church after being restored. read more

• Singer backs gas bus project

  CHART-TOPPING singer David Gray was back in his home county last Friday to lend his support to the gas powered bus, dubbed the Celtic Coaster. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive