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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Firefighters 'none the wiser' after MP's visit

  FIREFIGHTERS on the picket line at Pembroke Dock were left 'none the wiser' after they claimed a visit from Labour MP Nick Ainger provided 'a lot of spin but no answers'. read more

• Local clubs are holding their own

  With most clubs taking a rest from league matches because of the Wales versus New Zealand match at The Millennium Stadium, it is perhaps an ideal time to look at the performances of Pembrokeshire clubs playing in Division One, where Whitland and Narberth are flying the county flag with distinction, right down to Division Seven (West) as Crymych, St Davids and Llangwm all battle on with small squads but big hearts. read more

• Weekend break on offer for a festive bather

  TENBY'S brave Boxing Day bathers are being encouraged to splash out on collecting even more sponsorship this year with the goal of winning a relaxing weekend break. read more

• Entries soaring for brighter lottery

  WHEN the Pembrokeshire Lottery announced in September it was back, it really meant it. read more

• Robins rejoice as Hakin held to a draw

  Top story of the day in local soccer, (apart from a host of games being called off due to waterlogged pitches) has to be Hakin being held to a draw against Milford United. read more

• New pricing proposals 'won't leave farmers out of pocket'

  Spring milk producers in Pembrokeshire will not be disadvantaged by First Milk's new pricing proposals, claim the co-operative. read more

• First shoots of success in garden restoration

  TANGLES of bramble, bolts of thistle and vistas of Himalayan knotweed are what greeted Chris Beardshaw when he first set foot in the former Victorian kitchen garden of Clynfyw in North Pembrokeshire. read more

• Visitors have the solution for winning at the Meadow

  HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY 0 TOTAL NETWORK SOLUTIONS 3 read more

• MP hits back at Queen of Mean

  An insulting remark by television's 'Queen of Mean', Anne Robinson, could damage Pembrokeshire's tourism industry. read more

• Staying positive despite the setbacks

  It has been one of those years that few Pembrokeshire's dairy producers will look back on with joy. read more

• Ponies back in the 'front line'

  PONIES are back grazing sand dunes at Freshwater East for the first time in at least a quarter-of-a-century. read more

• Great example of adapted fiction

  The Quiet American Directed by Phillip Noyce Starring Michael Caine, Brendan Fraser, Do Thi Hai Yen, Rade Serbedzija, Tzi Ma, Robert Stanton, and Holmes Osborne. Cert. 15, Dur. 100 mins read more

• Bedwas in seven heaven as Otters crash to heavy defeat

  Bedwas 60 Narberth 25 read more

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