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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Event brings the big buyers to the small sellers

  'Pembrokeshire buyers for Pembrokeshire suppliers' was the aim of the recent Meet the Public Sector Buyer event, organised by Pembrokeshire County Council, the Pembrokeshire Business Initiative (PBI) and the Welsh Development Agency (WDA). read more

• Port's pace too much for Scarlets

  Pembroke 11 Burry Port 22 read more

• Hakin succeed in muddy battle

  Hakin United 4 Saundersfoot Sports 0 read more

• Jenny from the flop

  I love cinema with such a passion that I hate to give a really damning review to any film. read more

• Council tax payers face bigger bills

  Council tax payers face a significant increase in this year's bills, due next month, despite Pemb-rokeshire having the lowest council tax in Wales, County council leader Councillor Maurice Hughes, announced last Thursday. read more

• Care home cut claims denied

  Claims that Pembrokeshire County Council is cutting back on the number of public-funded places in homes for the elderly have been denied by the authority. read more

• Bridge to be resurfaced

  FOR the first time in its near 30-year history, the road surface of the Cleddau Bridge is to be replaced. read more

• Soldiers prepare for war

  The icy winds which tore across the disused runways at Cawdor Barracks, Brawdy, last week, were a far cry from the scorching temperatures of a Middle Eastern summer. read more

• Bid to cut pesticides

  Farm trials of the industry's keenly-awaited Crop Protection Management Plans (CPMP) have begun, and will show farmers how to reduce the impact of pesticides on local water and wildlife. read more

• Bread of heaven

  Michael Snelling from Moylegrove left Pembrokeshire to pursue a career as chef. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive