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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Right Royal comedy

  Vaughan Sivell, the Western Telegraph film reviewer is currently sending reports home from Los Angeles. He is writing from his apartment which looks out on to the famous Warner Brothers studio!. read more

• Council encourages Jubilee celebrations

  A campaign to inject fresh enthusiasm into the Queens Golden Jubilee celebrations in Pembrokeshire has been launched. read more

• Resort to play host to Antiques Roadshow

  BBC ONEs popular programme Antiques Roadshow will open its doors to the Pembrokeshire public when it visits Tenby Leisure Centre next month. read more

• Kings of the swingers

  It wasnt so much raining cats and dogs as pouring wild animals under the Cleddau Bridge on Thursday. read more

• Pioneering treatment brings baby joy

  BABY Trystan Thomas is a very special new arrival for his parents Roger and Jayne. read more

• Bridge overhaul

  A strengthening project taking place on the Cleddau Bridge from March 18th will cause only minimal disruption to traffic as the work will focus on the underside. read more

• Mart network back up to full steam

  The livestock market network serving Pembroke-shire is now fully re-opened. read more

• Bid to fill health post

  Rheumatology patients in Pembrokeshire could soon be spared the journey to Swansea for treatment - but a campaign to recruit a consultant has so far drawn a blank. read more

• Resort plays its part in TV drama

  Tenby takes on the role as the setting for the poignant finale to a new Channel 4 drama. read more

• Defiant response to blue deadline

  THE DEADLINE to change the controversial Victorian blue colour of a Haverfordwest estate agents office will not be met. read more

• The beat generation

  I, and nine other raw recruits, signed up for one of James Barrows Taiko workshops as part of the recent Japanese Evening at Pembrokeshire College. After two hours practice, we would take to the stage as part of that evenings performance. read more

• D-day for bid for GM trials

  THE PEOPLE of Pembrokeshire will know this week whether trial crops of genetically modified forage maize are to be planted in the county. read more

• Fumes force families out of homes

  Two families were evacuated from their homes in the early hours of Monday after a strong smell of fumes. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive