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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Co-operatives will be hit by 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

• B and B spells big business

  Extra bed and breakfast businesses are needed to meet an increasing demand for rural holiday accommodation in Pembrokeshire. read more

• Seasiders strike to knockout Cardis

  Tenby United 27 Cardigan 18 read more

• Daniel delivers

  Narberth 25 Tondu 18 read more

• Second win on the trot for Bluebirds

  HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY 2 PORT TALBOT TOWN 1 read more

• James nets Johnston into successive final

  Johnston 2 Kilgetty 1 (After extra time) read more

• Dawson's dark side

  The best films are usually bred of one person's vision. (Discuss - 1,000 words on my desk by Monday). read more

• Girls in cliff rescue

  A brave rescuer who climbed a cliff to go to the aid of an injured girl has been praised by police and coastguard for his actions. read more

• Food to be destroyed after lorry overturns

  TONS of food bound for a local supermarket will have to be destroyed after an articulated lorry overturned on the A477 road at Sageston on Friday morning. read more

• New jobs for new call centre

  Fifty jobs are to be created over the next six months at a new call centre in Pembroke Dock. read more

• Toxins found in local shellfish

  A temporary ban has been placed on the harvesting of shellfish from the upper reaches of the Milford Haven Waterway. read more

• Park chief hits back at Bluestone comments

  The chief executive of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority has expressed surprise and concern over press comments made by a Bluestone project developer. read more

• Plans to revive Support Group

  THE Pembrokeshire Gulf Support Group could be resurrected.Haverfordwest Town Council has agreed to act as a catalyst by offering to provide facilities for the re-formation of the group. read more

• It's time to back our troops

  Over the last few weeks, families in Pembrokeshire have been saying goodbye to loved ones as they head for the Gulf and war with Iraq. read more

• Movement restriction threatens shows

  THE success of agricultural shows is under threat due to the Government's livestock movement restrictions, the Farmers' Union of Wales protested this week. read more

• Bridging the Gulf - desert warfare 12 years on

  Twelve years ago, former Western Telegraph news editor Len Mullins experienced a New Year's Day with a difference. It is one which will live in his memory and which he is never likely to experience again. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive