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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Narberth hang on for win

  Prendergast Villa 1 Narberth 2 read more

• Bathers hope to match last year's big splash

  TENBY'S brave Boxing Day bathers are hoping to repeat the success of last year's event which broke all its fundraising records. read more

• Squadron memories fly back to base

  A unique archive on one of Pembroke Dock's most famous wartime flying boat squadrons has been donated to the town's Museum Trust. read more

• Peer made new Lord Lieutenant

  The Right Honourable Lord Morris of Aberavon QC has taken over as Lord-Lieutenant for Dyfed after the retirement of Sir David Mansel Lewis at the end of October. read more

• MP supports health issues

  Local MP Jackie Lawrence joined forces with more than thirty other parliamentarians recently, in urging local authorities to scrutinise the effects of the Department of Health's 'Teenage Pregnancy Strategy'. read more

• Save the rhino!

  Death To Smoochy read more

• Environmental fears over dredging bid

  FEARS that proposed sand and gravel dredging within miles of the Pembrokeshire coast could prove environmentally damaging are being voiced by councillors. Up to 300,000 tonnes of aggregate a year would be extracted from beneath the sea off the Gower Peninsula if an application by Llanelli Sand Dredging proves successful. read more

• Lyons grabs Robins' winner

  Saundersfoot Sports 1 Pennar Robins 2 read more

• Bleak prospects for Dewhirst staff

  Workers made redundant from the Dewhirst factory at Cardigan on Friday will be registering at the job centre this week with little hope of immediate alternative employment. read more

• Narberth come back well but still lose

  Cross Keys 14 Narberth 10 read more

• Lack of luck costs Blues dear as scoreline flatters Port Talbot

  Port Talbot Town 3 Haverfordwest County 0 read more

• Hostage dodges bullets in escape from Georgian hell

  THE family of bank manager Peter Shaw, who spent over four months in captivity in Georgia, have been celebrating his dramatic escape. read more

• Trunking could send bridge tolls soaring

  THE National Assembly's review of trunk roads, now out for consultation, could have far-reaching implications for the local highway authority. read more

• Cardigan win well

  Cardigan 26 Waunarlwydd 3 read more

• Farmers brief Euro MP of their concerns

  The continuing low milk price, and the 20-day rule were the two major points raised by west Wales farmers when they met with Welsh Euro MP Jonathan Evans at Llwyndewi, Whitland last week. read more

• We will remember

  A county remembers: Pembrokeshire war veteran George Rogers lays a wreath at the Haverfordwest cenotaph on Sunday helped by his granddaughter, Catherine Gait. read more

• Tragedy strikes as Whitland lose

  Whitland 8 Bonymaen 16 read more

• Schools competition brings home the reality of war

  THE REALITY of war and the devastating effect on individuals, their families and the community has been starkly brought home to a group of Pembrokeshire students. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive