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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Minister urged to help attract call centre jobs

  NEW CLIENTS are being put off from setting up business at the Cleddau Call Centre, Pembroke Dock, because its operators charge £15 an hour for every worker they supply. read more

• New potato crisis

  Pembrokeshires new potato industry is in crisis as prices tumble to £60 a tonne in an over-supplied market. read more

• Policy will have opposite effect

  Dear Editor. - The Local Needs Housing Policy proposal will have the opposite effect that the National Park is trying to achieve. read more

• European grants are failing to reach farmers

  Pembrokeshire farmers are not accessing important European grant funding because there arent enough people to administer the scheme, a farming crisis meeting concluded this week. read more

• Waterfront vision set to bring new hope to town

  AN EXCITING VISION for Pembroke Docks waterfront is being promoted this month through the UK's commercial property and yachting publications. read more

• Super-hero is put in a class of his own

  Pembrokeshire County Council has said there will be no change in the classification of this summers blockbuster film, Spider-man. read more

• Stars in stripes!

  A baby zebra is showing off her stripes after becoming a surprise early-morning arrival at Folly Farm Family Adventure Park. read more

• Fireman goes underwater to capture a new world

  THE coastal waters off Pembrokeshire provide some of the best diving locations in the British Isles. read more

• Chris cooks up way to cut ... fuel costs!

  A PEMBROKESHIRE man has found an ingenious way of recycling cooking oil from the kitchens at County Hall - and helping the environment at the same time. read more

• Sizzling start to Fish Week

  PEMBROKESHIRES third Fish Week got off to a sizzling start at Milford Docks on Saturday. read more

• Loneliness of the coast path walker

  Why do men climb mountains? Answer: because they are there. The reasons that led Western Telegraph reporter, Patrick Alexander, to tackle the 186-mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path were less philosophical. read more

• Eisteddfods crowning glory

  The National Eisteddfod Crown, one of the foremost honours awarded at the festival, was presented to local organisers by its maker and sponsors at a ceremony in St Davids this week. read more

• Partners in crime-fighting

  Police in Pembrokeshire dealt with over 700 incidents of domestic abuse in the last 12 months. read more

• An amazing movie spectacle

  Minority Report Directed by Steven Spielberg Starring Tom Cruise, Colin Farrell, Max Von Sydow, Steve Harris. Cert. PG, Dur. 130 mins read more

• I do is grooms dying wish

  A bridegroom lost his brave battle against skin cancer only two days after his wedding. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive