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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Milk quota warnings for dairy farmers

  Decisions relating to milk quota holdings should be made on economic grounds and not as a reaction to proposals mooted in the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) reforms package, Pembrokeshire producers have been warned. read more

• Seasonal slush fest

  Hope Springs Director: Mark Herman Starring: Colin Firth, Minnie Driver, Heather Graham, Oliver Platt, Mary Steenburgen. (12A, 92 mins) read more

• Burial ban hits county's hunts

  Pembrokeshire's two hunts are preparing for an upsurge in fallen stock as the on-farm burial ban enters its second week. read more

• Smiles of victory as Labour retains seats

  LABOUR'S former National Assembly Agriculture Minister Christine Gwyther emerged victorious from a tense two-horse race for the Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire seat at Thursday's election. There was a nail-biting 45 minutes, as ballot bundles were re-checked at the request of Plaid Cymru contender Llyr Hughes Griffiths. read more

• New air charter link launched

  A NEW air charter service has been launched at the West Wales Airport, Aberporth - a move set to benefit the area both economically and socially. read more

• Battling Borderers' brave victory

  Whitland 18 Cross Keys 11 read more

• Otters superb in second half

  Narberth 58 Beddau 3 read more

• Sea Smart signals safer seaside

  EVERY YEAR thousands of people head for the coast as the temperature rises. And every year the Coastguard deals with hundreds of accidents, many of which could be avoided if people took a few simple precautions. To promote safety at the seaside this summer, the Maritime and Coastguard Agency is launching the Sea Smart Campaign, designed to make people aware of the dangers they could encounter at the beach and offering advice on how to avoid any mishaps. read more

• County on alert in Sars war

  CANADIAN tourists visiting Pembrokeshire to join a cruise ship flew out from Canada amid 'exit screening' to prevent the spread of the killer Sars virus. read more

• Vet's warning of disease in calves

  Pembrokeshire's livestock farmers are urged to maximise hygiene levels during calving as research shows an above average incidence of disease in calves this spring. read more

• Gorgeous Gracie-May's miraculous recovery

  Gracie-May, a magnificent Shire horse, is a picture of health as she grazes happily in a field near Burton. read more

• Police back on the community beat

  DYFED-POWYS Police have re-emphasised their commitment to bring policing closer to communities, both in urban and rural areas. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive