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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• It's a jungle out there!

  Pembrokeshire County Council is on the trail of a monkey. read more

• Maize crop suffers lack of summer sun

  Acres of Pembrokeshire's maize crop are still standing as growers delay harvesting in an attempt to negate the impact of a poor ripening season. Crops starved of summer sunshine have yet to ripen and starch levels are poor. read more

• Move to halt the loss of fishing skills

  Concern that fishing industry skill and knowledge is being lost has prompted a joint initiative by Pembrokeshire College, the Prince's Trust and the South and West Wales Fishing Communities to encourage new recruits. read more

• Hudgell stars as Narberth bomb out of cup

  MERLINS BRIDGE substitute Steve Sutton scored a second half hat-trick against unbeaten NARBERTH to ease the home side through to the second round. read more

• Parents asked to pay up for pupils' music lessons

  Parents of pupils at a Pembrokeshire secondary school are being asked to help to finance a possible £25,000 overspend. read more

• Brace bemoans a lack of composure as Blues lose out again

  Connah's Quay Nomads 3 Haverfordwest County 1 read more

• Blues stuggle away

  Mumbles 61 Haverfordwest 12 read more

• High-speed rail study getting on track

  The potential for a new £200 million railway line which could put parts of the South West and South Wales within just over an hour of London, is to be tested in a new joint study for First Great Western. read more

• Otters lose again

  Tondu 38 Narberth 24 read more

• Minister queries legality of 'locals-only' policy

  THE divisive policy restricting housing development in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park to local people is legally questionable according to a National Assembly minister. read more

• Cautious praise for Tenby hospital pledge

  The National Assembly's £8 million health services pledge to South Pembrokeshire, which includes reproviding the facilities of Tenby Cottage Hospital, is being greeted with cautious optimism by campaigners. read more

• Whitland fail to turn pressure into points

  Whitland 15 Newbridge 19 read more

• Keep safe alert ahead of strike

  PEMBROKESHIRE drivers are being urged to share transport to work during the upcoming firefighters strike to reduce the number of cars on the road. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive