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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Language row erupts

  The headmaster and governors of Ysgol y Preseli, Crymych, have been accused by a parent of trying to introduce Welsh medium education through the back door. read more

• Creamerys future is priority for new council chief

  THE FUTURE of the former Whitland creamery site was high on the priority list of issues for the new chief executive of Carmarthenshire County Council, Mark James, when he met Councillor James Morgan, the chairman of the Taf Myrddin area committee, recently. read more

• Sefton steers Carew home

  Carew (111 for 2) beat Cresselly (107 for 7) read more

• New facilities spell extended potato season for Puffin

  A £500,000 cold store capable of holding up to 2,000 tonnes of potatoes is to be built at Puffin Produce, Haverfordwest. read more

• Phelps powers Hook at Treleet

  Pembroke (115 for 9) drew with Hook (155 all out) read more

• Twiggs run glut continues as Town win again

  Haverfordwest (146 for 1) beat Llangwm (145 all out) read more

• Double blow as county loses out to Carmarthen

  With the announcement that Marks and Spencer are to invest £500,000 in its Carmarthen store, there is once again disappointment that the company will not be coming to Haverford-west. read more

• Trust helps preserve historic ice house

  A historic ice house which was once the sole means of cooling fresh produce on a Pembrokeshire country estate has been preserved by the National Trust. read more

• Island hotel scheme on hold for Euro cash

  AMBITIOUS PLANS to create a luxury hotel on a Pembrokeshire island remain on hold two-and-a-half years after it was sold to developers. read more

• Orphaned seals return to the wild

  A group of orphaned seals rescued and reared by the RSPCA were released back into the wild in Wales this week after spending the last few months recuperating in Norfolk. read more

• Call centre staff get work in Holland

  Sixty redundant call centre workers are leaving Pembrokeshire to work in Holland as airport baggage handlers and warehouse staff. read more

• Out and out feel-good-factor film

  The Majestic read more

• Pay rise on the cards for Park boss

  One of Pembrokeshires top public sector bosses could be in line for a big pay rise. read more

• Jenkins jolts sorry Stackpole

  Johnston (152 for 5) beat Stackpole (72 all out) read more

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