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• On the lookout for those in peril on the sea

  The staff at Coastguard control at Milford Haven are gearing up for a busy summer and hoping visitors to the area lend a hand by taking basic precautions. read more

• Scourfield brothers star as Carew take control

  Carew (130 for 5 and 167 for 2) beat Llangwm (94 all out and 172 for 9) read more

• Battle to save veteran of the Dardanelles

  ON May 5th, 1924, the monitor M33 arrived at Pembroke Dock, for what proved to be almost the last job undertaken at the naval dockyard before closure was announced the following year. read more

• The cry goes out for Lord Nelson

  ADMIRAL Lord Nelsons visit to Milford Haven 200 years ago was commemorated by Town Crier David Rye on Thursday. read more

• Archbishop makes history

  History was made at the National Eisteddfod on Monday when the Archbishop-designate of Canterbury, The Most Rev Rowan Williams, became the first Church of England Primate to become a member of the Gorsedd. read more

• Lottery silence explained

  SUPPORTERS of the Pembrokeshire Lottery may be wondering what has happened recently, as nothing has been heard for a while - with regard to winners and loans - from Investing In Pembrokeshire Society Ltd, which runs the scheme. read more

• The men are back

  Men In Black II read more

• Care campaign gathers strength

  The Pembrokeshire Parents and Carers Association (Learning Disability) is backing the Western Telegraphs campaign for better respite care facilities for disabled children in the county. read more

• Protest at traffic ban

  The launch of Tenbys controversial traffic-free experiment has been heralded with a residents protest and a call to Pembrokeshire County Council for a re-think on the scheme. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive