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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Gas plant gets go-ahead

  Permission for the storage of liquefied natural gas (LNG) at the Petroplus site in Waterston was granted at last Tuesday's meeting of the county council planning committee. read more

• Moves to catch drivers on phone

  The next time your mobile phone rings while you are driving, think twice before answering - you may be on camera. read more

• Bridge work pledge

  Traffic lights may be placed on the Cleddau Bridge to control traffic during the final stages of the 30-week resurfacing contract due to start on March 24th. read more

• Brittany cheers

  Without a host of amazing releases to write about this week, I have the chance to put down some thoughts on the coming unpleasantness - the Oscars. read more

• St Davids flies flags for world peace

  The city of St Davids is set to become an 'ambassador' for peace in Britain. read more

• Vikings ease through

  Hakin United 5 Prendergast Villa 1 read more

• Quins grab narrow win

  Neyland 10 Pembroke Dock Harlequins 15 read more

• Pooler coach left fuming as Otters steal the show

  Narberth 27 Pontypool 13 read more

• Traditional breed takes centre stage

  Seimon and Eleanor Thomas' herd of dairy shorthorns was recently named the overall winner in the annual competition arranged by the South Wales and mid-Western Regional Association of Shorthorn Breeders. read more

• Parkes strike secures date for dream final

  Goodwick United 1 St Ishmaels 2 read more

• Bring on the Irish

  A three-day training session in the glorious Pembrokeshire sunshine could be the tonic the Welsh rugby team needs to beat the Irish at the Millennium on Saturday. read more

• Implications of CAP mid-term review

  EU Common Agricul-tural Policy reform will have implications for agricultural co-operatives like Clynderwen and Cardiganshire Farm-ers Ltd, delegates at a recent seminar were told. read more

• Recycling message fits the Bill

  Although Pembrokeshire recycled a groundbreaking 15% of its waste last year, the overall recycling rate in the UK is still only 11%. A Bill debated in Parliament on Friday seeks to change that in under ten years. read more

• Horse throws rider and heads out to sea

  A valuable eventing horse named Abergwaun Rocket lived up to his name on Sunday evening when he took off and swam out to sea after being spooked by a large wave at Newgale. read more

• Dolphin solution to monster mystery?

  What, if anything, is lurking in the murky depths off Pembroke Dock's Front Street? read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive