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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• College seeking your help with Cabaret costume

  THE national diploma drama/technical theatre students of Pembrokeshire College need your help. read more

• Local man on rape and arms charges

  A 33-year-old man from South Pembrokeshire faced 11 charges - including unlawful imprisonment, threat to kill and rape - when he appeared before Haverfordwest Magistrates yesterday (Tuesday). read more

• Farmers to get answers on foot and mouth

  West Wales livestock producers hit by the foot and mouth crisis will today (Wednesday) get the chance to send a message to the European Parliament. read more

• Microsoft may save the call centre jobs

  AMERICAN software billionaire Bill Gates could today (Wednesday) be the saviour of 1,000 jobs at the Pembrokeshire call centre. read more

• Independents keep iron grip on power

  THE ruling Independent group on Pembrokeshire County Council has kept an iron grip on power in its new cabinet style government, which comes into operation today (Wednesday). read more

• New occupant for Old Bridge site?

  It is strongly rumoured that Wilkinson, one of the UKs fastest-growing high street retailers of low-priced everyday products, is on the point of clinching a deal for the former Co-operative store at Old Bridge, Haverfordwest. read more

• £2.3m ideas centre launched

  Pembrokeshire College is poised to begin the construction of a new Technology Innovation Centre on its Haverfordwest campus next month. It will create places for over 100 new students and ten additional staff. read more

• Overseas staff to ease health recruitment crisis

  German consultants could soon be joining medical staff at Withybush Hospital. read more

• Former Ardent captain to become First Sea Lord

  THE former captain of the frigate HMS Ardent - Milford Havens adopted warship which was lost during the Falklands War - is to become First Sea Lord and Chief of Naval Staff in September. read more

• Motorist killed in collision

  A motorist has died after a two-car collision on the A477 road near Red Roses on Monday afternoon. read more

• Riverside property sold for £218,000

  THE rising prices of property in Pembrokeshire were highlighted at an auction in Haverfordwest on Thursday. read more

• Man charged with murder

  A 35-YEAR-OLD MAN charged with murdering a young Pembroke mother has appeared in court. read more

• Businesses slam Budget decision

  OPERATORS of small businesses in Pembrokeshire predict that the 1% hike in national insurance contributions could have a devastating effect on employment in the county. read more

• Aggregates stockpiled in tax race

  HUGE STOCKPILES of gravel and sand have built up across Pembrokeshire after industry and the public sector raced to beat a controversial tax on aggregates. read more

• Point the way

  For the last of our series on youth projects in Pembrokeshire, reporter Anna Smith visits Point in Fishguard. read more

• Bus on the dial from your door

  A BUS SERVICE, which allows passengers to book their lift in advance, has begun operating in Pembrokeshire. read more

• Featureless roads destroy countys charm

  Dear Editor, - With the environmental devastation of the Sageston by-pass still fresh in our minds, the next chapter of road improvements is presented. read more

• Vintage cavalcade

  More than 60 tractors took part in the 22-mile Vintage Tractor Run organised by the West Wales Group of the National Vintage Tractor and Engine Club at the weekend when a substantial sum was raised for the Noahs Ark Appeal. read more

• Wartime disaster remembered

  OVER 100 people attended the annual wreath laying ceremony at the weekend commemorating the loss of 79 men in the landing craft disaster of 1943. read more

• Building of history to be town museum

  A 140-YEAR-OLD building in the historic heart of Pembroke Dock has been gifted to the town's Museum Trust. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive