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• Judge gives cricketer the play go-ahead

  TOP-SCORING cricketer David Lovell has been told by a High Court Judge that he can play cricket for his club, and for Wales, while he is awaiting the outcome of his case against Pembrokeshire County Cricket Club. read more

• Power plus for All Blacks

  Pembroke Dock Harlequins 7 Neyland 13 read more

• Reward on offer to catch shotgun thieves

  Burglars who stole a double-barrelled shotgun from a property in South Pembrokeshire could be putting their safety at risk, police have warned. The gun was taken during the early hours of Wednesday when Palmers Lake Farm, between Penally and St Florence, was broken into. read more

• Students snatch late equalising goal

  Milford United 2 UWIC 2 read more

• Farm home offered to doomed tiger

  Torrik the Siberian tiger, who is threatened with being put down because he is not rare enough, may find a new home on a Carmarthenshire farm. Carmarthenshire County Council animal health officers are recommending approval of an application by a local man, whose identity is being kept secret, to keep the one-year-old tiger, which has been living at Longleat Wildlife Park. read more

• Different faces, same result, Bluebirds lose again

  HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY 0 CONNAHS QUAY NOMADS 3 read more

• Retirement road ahead as couple bid farewell to motorcycle trade

  IT WILL BE the end of an era when Pembrokeshires oldest motorcycle business closes its doors. read more

• Goodwicks winning form continues

  Goodwick United 5 Milford United 0 Referee: Dai Barker read more

• Vital rural service lost as sub-post office closes

  An award-winning rural shopkeeper is angry that he has been forced to close his sub-post office. read more

• Dispute over rights of way

  Owners of seven properties at The Burrows, Freshwater East, fear their premises will be cut off by alleged interference with rights of way. On Monday, they went to court to seek an injunction against Govan Davies Estates preventing obstruction of routes between their properties and the road, the seashore and springs and wells in the vicinity. read more

• Jones jolts Scarlets

  Tycroes 21 Pembroke 7 read more

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• Cloisters go ahead as fund tops £2.33m

  St Davids Cathedrals Millennium Appeal, launched three years ago on St Davids Day, has topped £2.33 million. read more

• Rare daffodil bids to symbolise the county

  IN CELEBRATION of the Queens Golden Jubilee, Plantlife - the national charity concerned with the protection of wild plants - is inviting people to vote for the plant they think most appropriate as the symbol of their county. read more

• Fil review - Ali

  Ali Directed by Michael Mann Starring, Will Smith, Jamie Foxx, Mario Van Peebles, Jeffrey Wright, Mykelti Williamson. (Cert. 15, Dur. 159 mins) read more

• Patient welcomes cannabis trials

  PEMBROKESHIRE MAN sent to jail for using cannabis to control his rheumatoid arthritis has welcomed medical trials of the drug. read more

• Otters blamed for pond raids

  A new line of defence against garden pond predators is springing up in Pembrokeshire with increased reports of disappearing fish. read more

• Spanish fisherman jailed for sex attack

  A SPANISH FISHERMAN, who carried out a terrifying sex attack within hours of landing in Milford Haven, has been jailed for four years. read more

• 50 year milestone for National Park

  Pembrokeshires St Davids Day celebrations will be a little special this year with the date also marking the 50th anniversary of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park. read more

• Otters brave fight all in vain

  Narberth 15 Caerphilly 19 read more

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