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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Foundation awaits hospice go-ahead

  Staff at Pembrokeshire's Paul Sartori Foundation will learn on Friday whether their plans for a hospice in Scleddau have the go-ahead. read more

• Cream of the crop

  I'm definitely a fan of M. Night Shyamalan. In 1999 he took the movie world by storm with a simple little ghost story called 'Sixth Sense'. But a classic, especially an early-career classic, is no guarantee of future classics from the same movie mind, but M. Night Shyamalan's output is proving to be quite respectable. 'Unbreakable' had flaws, but was a still a great film. read more

• Last Welsh abattoir forced to drop more customers

  Cattle reared in Pembrokeshire will have to be slaughtered in England from this week because the only Welsh abattoir available to the county's beef producers has shut its doors to all but 20 livestock units a week. read more

• Show secretary retires

  Pembrokeshire Agricultural Society is looking for a new secretary. Mr Barry Vaughan, who has held the post for nearly five years, has indicated his intention to retire and the Society's staffing committee met on Thursday to put the machinery in motion to replace him. read more

• Jones rap for 'Prima Donas'

  Prendergast Villa 4 Saundersfoot Sports 1 read more

• In-form Tish riding high

  St Ishmaels 4 Tenby 1 read more

• Mighty Mariners start well

  Morriston 10 Milford Haven 23 read more

• Byron bashes Borderers as Pooler show their class

  Pontypool 50 Whitland 14 read more

• Blackwood no match for eight try Otters

  Narberth 49 Blackwood 30 read more

• Keep the faith

  Cynthia Higgon lives life to the full. She is highly regarded as a horse show judge and breeder and is a leading light on the point-to-point circuit. read more

• Countdown begins for charity bike ride

  THE countdown has begun for the British Heart Foundation Pembrokeshire Bike Ride which takes place on Sunday, September 22nd. read more

• Dylan's old haunts to feature in Jagger film

  SHOOTING of a £10 million film about the tempestuous life of the poet Dylan Thomas will begin at Laugharne in January. read more

• Water, water everywhere!

  Torrential downpours bought flooding to many parts of Pembroke and Pembroke Dock on Monday. read more

• Food festival goes with a banger!

  A feast of tasty delights for the palate and the mind was served up at the weekend when the fourth Narberth Food Festival was on the menu. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive