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• Holiday trade boosted

  RECORD NUMBERS of visitors are expected to pour into Pembrokeshire this week as the county prepares to host one of Europes premier cultural events. read more

• Prayers are offered for tragic toddler

  THE TODDLER whose tragic death on the beach near Saundersfoot last week led to his mother being charged with murder would have been two years old yesterday (Tuesday). read more

• Makeshift Pembroke pay the price

  Pembroke (83 all out) lost to Llangwm (84 for 1) Umpires: Trefor Evans and David Loosemore Scorers: Keith Mitchell, Janice Brick and Jeff Saies read more

• AM slams bid to relocate hospital unit

  Local AM Richard Edwards has said plans to move childrens neurological services from Swansea to Cardiff could have serious implications for local children. read more

• Relegation looms for Lamphey

  Lamphey (205 for 6) lost to Lawrenny (206 for 2) Umpires: Les Hastings and Mike Heritage Scorers: Helen Hodges and Malcolm Thomas read more

• Showcase boost for Bluestone

  Plans for the proposed £61 million holiday village have been showcased across the county by the marketing team, Blue Creative. read more

• Fire chief to stand down after 20 years

  THE chief fire officer of the Mid and West Wales Brigade, Mr Ronnie King, has announced his decision to stand down on November 15th. read more

• Groovy Baby Yeh Austin Powers In Goldmember

  Austin Powers in Goldmember is one of the silliest films youll ever see and you should see it. The creator, Mike Myers, spent years on the comedy circuit before shooting to fame in Waynes World, which he also wrote. It was just a few years before the arrival of his most lucrative character creation to date: Austin Powers - Oh behave!. read more

• Something for everyone - from food to football

  With three days to go to the start of the St Davids National Eisteddfod 2002, the activity and excitement is mounting. Its the biggest travelling festival in Europe. read more

• Get your motor running!

  Pembrokeshire-born Jane Harvey, the popular BBC Wales presenter, and Lord Gordon Parry, will be the special guests at the annual Western Telegraph Pembrokeshire County Run on Sunday September 1st. read more

• Summer return to normality

  The ghost of last years foot and mouth disease crisis is fast being banished from Pembrokeshire in a summer marked by buoyant cattle prices and a return to normality on the agricultural show circuit. read more

• 147 defence jobs to go at Aberporth

  One hundred and forty seven jobs are to be lost as the Ministry of Defence scales down operations at its weapons testing range in Aberporth. read more

• Carew cruise into top spot

  Whitland (63 all out) lost to Carew (64 for 3) Umpires: Alan Hansen and Dai Morris Scorers: Richard Merriman and Martyn Cole read more

• Enterprising young farmer triumphs

  A Pembrokeshire farmer who combines running a 120-acre farm single-handedly with a demanding full-time job has been named Welsh Young Farmer of the Year at the Royal Welsh Show. read more

• Holder heads Hook attack

  Hook ((167 for 2) beat Cresselly (164 all out) Umpires: Tony Scourfield and Barry Wood Scorers: Arthur Green and Dave Richards read more

• Theres water in them thar hills

  PEMBROKESHIRE County Council has been drilling for water - in the Preseli Hills. read more

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