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• Tapestry trustees to meet minister

  National Assembly culture minister, Jenny Randerson, has agreed to meet with trustees of the Last Invasion Centre in Fishguard to discuss the future of the project. read more

• Panzers' church may form centre of heritage trail

  A church, which came to signify the close bond between the Germany Army and the people of South Pembrokeshire, could form the centrepiece of a proposed heritage trail. read more

• First aid course is a lifesaver

  Two weeks after completing a first aid course, Jacqui Bruce, of Johnston, saved the life of her disabled daughter. read more

• Borderers battle to narrow win

  Whitland 12 Blackwood 8 read more

• All flair in mud and war

  GOODWICK UTD 1 HAKIN UTD 5 read more

• Monkeying around

  Ever since a man came into his parents' shop when he was seven years old and pulled off his own thumb, Jonathan Goodwin knew he wanted to be a magician. read more

• The master and the apprentice

  Most of the actors I know seem to think Kevin Spacey is the best actor around. To be universally adored means you're pretty good at what you do! But it wasn't until he appeared in The Usual Suspects that Spacey shot to the incredible fame that he now enjoys. Of course, like all the greats, he will be, and already can be, judged on his body of work. read more

• Photographer keen to snap only the lonely

  Genuine hard-working professional female WLTM outgoing men with few inhibitions for fun and possible fame. GSOH essential. read more

• Food supply concern over CAP reform

  Reform of Europe's Common Agricultural Policy could leave Britain over-reliant on food imports, farmers have been warned. read more

• Schools drop fizzy drinks

  THE DAYS when Pembrokeshire schoolchildren grab a can of cola to quench their break-time thirst could be numbered. read more

• Reward offered to net sea monster

  DOES Pembrokeshire have its own Loch Ness monster? read more

• Gunners seek old comrades

  Dear Editor, - In 1962, I anda friend, Jock Meechan, once of 42 Regiment 68 Battery Royal Artillery, were just two of the 400 soldiers stationed at Llanion Barracks. read more

• Park resorts to legal action over roundhouse demolition

  Pembrokeshire National Park is to take legal action to demolish the Brithdir Mawr roundhouse in Newport despite one senior AM describing the move as 'contrary to natural justice'. read more

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