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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Concern over rise in homeless

  Homelessness, a problem once associated with cities, is on the increasein Pembrokeshire. read more

• Exciting sailing at Dale keel boat weekend

  The August Bank Holiday and the pretty North Pembrokeshire village of Dale have, for over 30 years, been the time and place for West Wales sailors to assemble for a weekend of high quality keelboat racing under the joint burgees of Pembrokeshire Cruiser Racing Club and Dale Yacht Club. read more

• Resort is jewel in floral crown

  TENBY has proved once again that it is the jewel in Pembrokeshires floral crown by claiming its 21st Wales in Bloom title. read more

• A Knights Tale

  Director: Brian Helgeland read more

• Hunts face ruin as disease restrictions bite

  Pembrokeshires two fox-hunts will not resume hunting on Saturday and it could be months before they hold their opening meets. read more

• Farmers hit back at supermarkets

  Supermarkets may be forced to display exactly how much they pay farmers for meat, fruit and vegetables as a campaign spearheaded by Pembrokeshire producers gains momentum. read more

• Baby boom surprise for Folly Farm

  A baby boom at Folly Farm has been keeping staff busy and delighting visitors. read more

• Praise for reduction in waiting lists

  Withybush hospital has been praised for reducing patient waiting times in a recent visit by National Assembly deputy health minister, Dr Brian Gibbons. read more

• High hopes for local grain store

  Cereal producers will learn this month whether a centralised grain store could be up and running in Pembrokeshire by next years harvest. read more

• Father in U.S. murder rap bid

  A MAN arrested in Pembrokeshire on a murder charge is fighting extradition to America, where he could face the death penalty. read more

• Bowl out ensures Jubilee Cup goes to Lamphey

  Lamphey 305 for 6 beat Haverfordwest (39 FOR3) read more

• Shipwrecks author spots an albatross

  THE CREW of a charter yacht had an unusual sight last week when they spotted a sooty albatross 6,000 miles north of its usual habitat. read more

• Happy ending for neglected pony

  A pony named Polly owes her life to the family who rescued her from certain death at the hands of a neglectful owner. read more

• Search for missing chapel records

  The Pembrokeshire Record Office has recently completed a survey of therecords held by nonconformist chapels in Pembrokeshire resulting in the deposit of a number of registers and other records at the Record Office. read more

• Rally on the road to classic success

  A GLORIOUS sunny finish in Tenby on Sunday made up for a rather drizzly start in Milford Haven as the Western Telegraph Pembrokeshire Classic Vehicle Rally celebrated a fourth year of success. read more

• Dog owners warned after cow is bitten

  An Angle farmer has urged footpath walkers to be more careful after a dog attacked one of her cows. read more

• Royal Navy sails for Operation Argonout

  SHIPS of the Royal Navy spotted off South Pembrokeshire last week were taking part in an amphibious beach landing exercise. read more

• Borderers baulked by visitors pack

  Whitland 13 Glamorgan Wanderers 19 read more

• Fall in love with local food

  There will be an added incentive to visit the Pembrokeshire County Councils popular Farmers Market later this month. read more

• Otters strong in second half

  Narberth 38 Tredegar 6 read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive