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• Jonah jolts cup holders

  Hakin United 5 Ragged School 1 read more

• Brunton slams six as Sports are shot down

  Fishguard Sports 1 Pennar Robins 9 Referee: Phil Cook read more

• Film Review - We Were Soldiers

  We Were Soldiers Directed by Randall Wallace. Starring Mel Gibson, Madeleine Stowe, Sam Elliott, Greg Kinnear, Chris Klein. (Cert. 15, Dur. 138 mins) read more

• Pupil power promotes funky food for schools

  Schools in Pembrokeshire are leading the UK with a pioneering project to bring pupil power to school dinners. read more

• Council staff split over pay rise

  An Independent County Councillor has left the group and is reconsidering his position on the council amid the storm over councillors pay increases. read more

• Busby stars in superb Swifts win

  Monkton Swifts 3 Merlins Bridge 1 read more

• Big cat sighting at village school

  Children and staff from Glandwr Primary School, Whitland, couldnt believe their eyes when they saw a black panther stalking through a field adjoining their school. read more

• No creature comforts for brave abseilers

  FOUR BRAVE CREATURES are preparing for a 160 foot abseil from the Cleddau Bridge to drum up support for a bigger challenge to come. read more

• Advisers called in for TV company

  THE owners of ITV Digital, whose call centre is at Pembroke Dock, have called in advisers to look into the company as a matter of urgency. read more

• Top role for port boss

  Simon Rickaby, a senior executive officer at Milford Haven Port Authority, and managing director of D. V. Howells Ltd, is to become president of the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology, previously known as the Institute of Marine Engineers. read more

• Local police join pay protest

  Police officers in Pembrokeshire will join their colleagues from across the country in lobbying MPs at Westminister next week over the Home Secretarys controversial pay offer. read more

• Food industry set to compete for host of glittering awards

  WEST WALES food and drink producers, restaurateurs and individuals are being urged to enter Wales first ever national food and drink awards. read more

• Womans death sparks overdose warning

  Pembrokeshire Coroner Mr Michael Howells warned at a Milford Haven inquest on Thursday of the dangers of inadvertent paracetamol overdose. Recording a verdict of accidental death on 35-year-old Amanda Jane James, of 27 Lewis Street, Pembroke Dock, who died at Withybush Hospital, Haverfordwest, on July 27th of acute liver failure, due to an overdose of the drug, he said paracetamol was extremely dangerous if taken in excess of therapeutical requirements. read more

• Students aid Sergeant's marathon fundraiser

  A local Army recruiter will be relying on his background and drawing on all his fitness training when he takes on the challenge of the London Marathon on April 14th. read more

• Action at last on three lane deathtrap

  DOWNHILL overtaking is to be banned at a notorious three-lane Pembrokeshire highway which has claimed the lives of four motorists in five years. read more

• The Thatchers years

  Historical reconstruction specialist Alan Jones has marked his 20th year of cropping reed beds in the Nevern estuary. read more

• Mussel gathering causes concern

  10News: Mussel concern - pic An increased mussel gathering operation in the Lawrenny area has left some residents fearing its environmental consequences. read more

• Marchant tells the members - Im ready to step down

  After fifteen years as the hon. secretary of the Pembroke County Cricket Club, Mr Bill Marchant has indicated that he is now seriously considering stepping down from this position. read more

• Bluebirds pick up a much needed point

  FLEXSYS CEFN DRUIDS 2 HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY 2 read more

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