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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Moulin Rouge

  Director: Baz Luhrmann Starring: Nicole Kidman, Ewan McGregor; John Leguizamo, Jim Broadbent, Richard Roxburgh (Cert 12, 128 min) read more

• Dean drives Seagulls to defeat

  Fishguard and Goodwick 5 Gowerton 29 read more

• Vandals not to blame for rail signal fault

  Fears that vandals were responsible for a peak hour signalling failure on a stretch of Pembrokeshire railway line have proved to be false. read more

• Well do it again, say fuel protesters

  The Pembrokeshire oil refinery blockades which brought the country to a near standstill a year ago to this day could be repeated if the Chancellor increases diesel duty in his autumn statement. read more

• Darwin festival evolves into success

  With 400 people in attendance the launch of the Pembrokeshire Darwin Science Festivals 2001 programme got off to a spectacular start. read more

• Joint policy move on second homes

  COULD Exmoor National Parks proposal to restrict the sale of second homes set a precedent for Pembrokeshire? read more

• Local schemes receive millennium awards

  Community schemes in Pembrokeshire are among many in Wales which have benefited from recent funds allocated by Arwain: WCVA Millenniumi Awards. read more

• Otters maintain good start

  Abercynon 17 Narberth 23 read more

• Ground-breaking new school opens

  A week later than their colleagues across the county, pupils at the newly constructed Pembroke Dock Community School began their first day of term on Monday. read more

• Extra tug cover welcomed

  Extra measures to protect the Pembrokeshire Coastline against marine accidents have been welcomed - though there are still calls for a towing vessel to be stationed closer to home. read more

• Borderers take a bashing

  Carmarthen Quins 41 Whitland 0 read more

• Man loses leg after being hit by train

  A 64-year-old Pembroke Dock man had his leg amputated after he was hit by a train in the tunnel between Pembroke and Pembroke Dock on Friday evening. read more

• RSPA gears up for seal pup season

  RSPCA Cymru Wales is calling on visitors and residents on the North and South West Wales coastlines to be alert during the forthcoming seal pup season. read more

• Fun Jungle brings care boost to young patients

  CHILDREN visiting Withybush Hospital can now benefit from a garden specially designed for them. read more

• Carew get back to winning ways

  Carew 4 Camrose 1 read more

• Autumn tourism campaign launched

  A new marketing campaign has been launched by the Wales Touris Board in a bid to boost visitor figures this autumn and winter. read more

• Convincing Bluebirds secure excellent win

  HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY 2 NEWTOWN 0 read more

• Tish tame lacklustre Vikings

  St Ishmaels 1 Hakin 1 read more

• Unite to survive, says beef producer

  Pembrokeshire beef producer Brian Ratcliffe is to supply the Welsh Meat Company with up to 50 cattle a week, a decision triggered by the co-operatives joint venture with West Wales premier meat processor. read more

• Cricketer seeks legal advice over ban

  BANNED BATSMAN Dave Lovell, of Lamphey Cricket Club, says his disqualification is just not cricket. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive