Western Telegraph: latest news, sport and info from Pembrokeshire

Quest for family saved from rubble

A ROYAL ARTILLERY veteran of the Second World War has launched a quest to find a man he pulled from the rubble of a bombed house at Pembroke Dock in 1940. read more
Dippers seek heated pool

A local naturist group has applied for permission to use one of the county councils pools for nude swimming sessions twice a month during winter. read more
Family remembers extraordinary Ellie

Happy holidays visiting family in Pembrokeshire were among the many experiences which brave teenager Ellie James, who recently lost her life on a mountainside in Borneo, had packed into her 17 years. read more
The future of wood

A study has been commissioned to look into Pembrokeshires woodland industry to identify a management strategy for its long-term future and development and its economic potential. read more
Tenby trounced - and coach Price resigns

Chepstow 75 Tenby United 15 read more
Council launches new surf lifesaving centre

THE chairman of Pembrokeshire County Council, Councillor Mrs Rosemary Hayes, has officially opened the new surf lifesaving centre at Newgale. read more
Punchs stamp of approval

Punch and Judy were on hand to help Royal Mail launch its special edition stamps, featuring the popular seaside puppets. read more
Top value Carew clinch cup final revenge

Carew (166 for 6) beat Haverfordwest (139 all out) read more

Archive - Tuesday, 4 September 2001