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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Cathedral cloisters plan deferred

  A £1.85 MILLION project to rebuild the St Marys College Cloisters at St Davids Cathedral was deferred at a Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority meeting last week. read more

• A birds-eye view as horror unfolds

  Thirty-four-year-old Chris Roch, of Angle, witnessed the horrific events unfold before him from the birds-eye view of the Manhattan bridge. read more

• Borderers better - but still lose

  Treorchy 25 Whitland 7 read more

• Nurses Icelandic challenge

  Horse-riding nurse Pat Woodcock has saddled up for her second charity challenge in just over a year. read more

• Special day at Farmers Market

  Shoppers are being urged to fall in love with local food when they attend a Farmers Market Harvest Fayre in Haverfordwest on Friday. read more

• New teams needed for Tenpin bolwing league

  If Top Gun inspired a new generation of Air Force pilots and Major League inspired a new breed of Baseball fans then Kingpin must surely have done the same for tenpin bowling. read more

• Depleted Hakin get back to winning ways

  Hakin United 2 Monkton 0 read more

• Future of hunting under the spotlight

  Dozens of hunt supporters are preparing to converge on Cresselly tomorrow (Thursday) to decide what must be done to secure the future of their sport. read more

• Three goal Preddy powers Bluebirds

  HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY 5 AMMANFORD TOWN 1 read more

• Carey in appeal to fellow Americans

  AN AMERICAN living in Haverfordwest has appealed to fellow Americans living in the county to meet and share their feelings about last Tuesdays terrorist atrocity and maybe mark their remembrance. read more

• Firefighters honoured 15 years after rescue

  FIVE brave firefighters and a motorist were on Monday recognised formally for their heroism 15 years ago when they saved a family from torrential floods. read more

• Great War veteran celebrates 105th birthday

  A REMARKABLE gentleman who is one of Britains last Great War veterans celebrated his 105th birthday yesterday (Tuesday). read more

• Edwards wins at Margam

  Driving along the M4 you cannot fail to notice the industrial complex of Port Talbot and Swansea. read more

• Davies leads Town to victory

  Haverfordwest 2nds (94 for 5 and 158 for 2) beat Carew 2nds (117 for 7 and 120 for 7) read more

• Herd stranded by distance restriction

  It could be months before a Carlisle farmer can take delivery of the Pembrokeshire dairy herd he bought to replace stock lost to foot and mouth disease. read more

• 'There were huge explosions, the building literally shook'

  Former Western Telegraph reporter Steve Evans was sitting in the ground floor of the World Trade Centre as the two hijacked passenger airliners crashed into the buildings twin towers. read more

• CD Review Jamiroquai - A Funk Odyssey

  With Jamiroquai I always feel like I know what Im getting. read more

• Dylans town captured on camera

  38News: Dylan with pic read more

• Last piece of aviation legend to go on display

  THE last piece of a Sunderland flying-boat, which made a remarkable and safe landing on Angle Airfield in wartime, has been presented to the Pembroke Dock Museum. read more

• Film review - The Fast And The Furious

  Director: Rob Cohen Starring: Paul Walker, Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, Jordana Brewster, Johnny Tran Cert. 15; Dur. 107 mins read more

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