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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Efforts to conserve the coastal slopes

  Ferry company Stena Line and the National Park Authority have teamed up in the final scheme of the Parks three-year Conserving the Coastal Slopes project, which has just ended. read more

• A40 road upgrade to speed ahead

  THE countys main road artery looks set to be dualled before the end of the decade. read more

• Wildlife charity brings sanctuary to birds of prey

  A wildlife charity has made a 600-mile journey to Pembrokeshire to provide new enclosures for injured and rescued birds of prey at the Tinkers Hill sanctuary in Amroth. read more

• Sutherland gallery plans gain momentum

  PLANS to house the Sutherland Collection in a gallery in St Davids are growing in momentum. read more

• Great expectations

  In part two of her teenage pregnancy feature, Natalie Budge tackles the possible reasons why there is such a high number of teenage parents in Pembrokeshire. Who should take responsibility? The parents or the children? The teachers or the government? Why does nobody have the answer? read more

• Concern for porpoises after killer whales sighted

  Three rare orcas were spotted at Strumble Head on Monday by Pencaer Observation and Recording Programme (PORP) observer Adrian Rogers. read more

• End in sight for fated mole project

  The frustrating traffic congestion in Barn Street and Perrotts Road, Haverfordwest, should soon come to an end. read more

• Fears for 900 jobs at Call Centre

  Nine hundred Pembrokeshire jobs are in the balance this week as fears grow for the future of its largest single private employer. read more

• Peeping into countys past a century ago

  THE countys 1901 census is now available for public viewing at the Pembrokeshire Record Office. read more

• Park ban has impact on new planning bids

  The National Parks controversial ban on outsiders building new homes in Pembrokeshire has started to apply to actual planning applications. Last Wednesday, the Parks development control committee received six applications submitted after January 23rd (the date when the interim ban came into force). read more

• New home for Park

  Pembrokeshire Coast National Park has agreed in principal to relocating from Haverfordwest to Pembroke Dock. read more

• Co-operatives to merge

  Two West Wales agricultural co-operatives have this week revealed merger plans in a move to create a business with a £40 million annual turnover. read more

• Council drive to get recycling

  Pembrokeshire County Council has re-signed its Civic Amenity/Recycling Centres as part of its commitment to recycling and reducing waste. read more

• Flying-boat is a model exhibit

  A Sunderland flying-boat arrived in Pembroke Dock last week - to take up its new home in the Gun Tower Museum, in Front Street. read more

• Countys war on litter

  Pembrokeshire County Council has declared war on litter. read more

• The bad, the worse and the out of this world

  Its a fairly well trodden path for the biggest popstars of the moment to bounce along and end up starring in a movie. The Spice Girls did it and of course most of All Saints tried it. read more

• Get the message proud and clear!

  One of Pembrokeshire County Councils safe, clean and tidy teams who will be spearheading the battle against litter in a Pride In Pembrokeshire campaign launched today with the backing of the Western Telegraph. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive