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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Local teams finish off with a bang

  Most Pembrokeshire rugby teams finished 2001 with an almighty bang against teams from up the line, with pride of place going to FISHGUARDs first win of the season in Division Five (West). read more

• Crowds greet Hunt's Boxing Day meet

  AFTER a disrupted season, because of foot and mouth disease, the Pembrokeshire Hunt held its first meets of the season in Haverfordwest last week. read more

• Travel lodge bid for prime site

  A Pembrokeshire developer is hoping to succeed where food giant McDonalds failed. read more

• Fewer job opportunities for women in county

  Women have less professional opportunities in Pembrokeshire than most parts of England and Wales. read more

• Film Review - The return of Harry Potter and James Bond

  Here is a preview of the years films based on what I have been told will be released (the best laid plans!). And it looks like 2002 is going to be another boom year for the screen-trade. read more

• Bathers splash into record books

  TENBYS brave Boxing Day bathers splashed their way into the record books watched by one of the largest crowds in the 31-year history of the festive event. read more

• Double killimg at farmhouse

  POLICE are looking at the possibility of a suicide pact between a couple involved in a tragic double killing on Boxing Day at an isolated farmhouse on the hillside between Newport and Dinas. read more

• Big spending shopping bonanza

  BIG-SPENDING shoppers have been on a Christmas spending spree the like of which local supermarkets have never seen before. read more

• Hollys New Year message of thanks

  A nine-year-old Templeton girl who suffers from muscular dystrophy has a special New Year message of thanks for the local community. read more

• Bridges bags four as Narberth find form

  NARBERTH are beginning to show the sort of form that has marked them out as a good side under Ralph Phillips for the last decade, with Jason Bridges back to his best against CAMROSE as he claimed another four goals in a 6-1 win. read more

• Farmers urged not to suffer in silence

  An advice service set up to support Pembrokeshires farmers through recession is urging them not to suffer in silence. read more

• Grange plans not to be 'called in'

  Controversial plans by Pembrokeshire County Council to develop the Grange at Fishguard will not be called in by Assembly Environment Minister, Sue Essex. read more

• Man, 82, dies after accident

  A MAN from Kilgetty has died after coming into contact with a car on leaving a Christmas carol service last week. read more

• Blues bag Bishop cup

  Llangwm 7 Haverfordwest 32 read more

• Asda is hot favourite to replace co-op

  As the Co-operative Group prepares to close its Haverfordwest supermarket on Friday, there is no hint of who might snap up this prime town centre site. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive