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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

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• Visitors too strong for All-Blacks

  Neyland 8 Cwmgors 24 A much improved display by Neyland's All-Blacks still wasn't enough to secure them a win against visitors Cwmgors. read more

• Swifts shock as Herbie strike surprise win

  The shock of the third round of the Senior Cup came at HERBRANDSTON on Saturday, when the Second Division table-toppers overcame MONKTON SWIFTS 1-0 in a hard-fought physical battle, writes Steve Adams. read more

• German visit lifts spirits

  Competition from the German dairy industry holds no fears for Pembrokeshire's milk producers. read more

• Bluestone project takes a major step forward

  TWO giant steps towards the creation of a world class tourist attraction in the heart of Pembrokeshire were taken last week. read more

• Dramatic cliff rescue

  The involvement of the St Govan's and Castlemartin Coastguard in a dramatic rescue earlier this year was recognised by an invitation for Mr David Miller, HM Coastguard sector manager for South Pembrokeshire, to represent the crews at the 'Daily Express' Life Savers Award ceremony at the Savoy Hotel, London. read more

• Lucky needs a break

  47News Lucky break read more

• Murderer's wait for length of sentence

  The man who stabbed to death the mother of his young daughter started a life sentence on Wednesday. read more

• No 'theme pub' bid for Shire Hall

  The national pub chain JD Wetherspoon has denied it is interested in buying the Shire Hall. read more

• TB blow for pedigree Welsh Black herd

  Bovine tuberculosis has wiped out 50 Welsh Black suckler cows and calves from one of Pembrokeshire's premier herds. read more

• Bluebirds weather late pressure to record a welcome win

  GARW 1 HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY 3 read more

• No dream result for Lawrenny as Hakin cruise to victory

  Lawrenny 0 Hakin Utd 8 read more

• Narberth holt losing streak

  Narberth 37 Llanharan 15 Narberth bounced back from a string of disappointing results as they outlasted a Llanharan side which started well in both halves - the Otters overturning a 15-13 deficit after one minute of the second half to add a further four tries without response as reward for generally taking control in the loose and looking hungrier for a result despite the loss of points ace Simon Daniel after 36 minutes. read more

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