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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

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• Sinbad's legend brings summer animated fun

  Sinbad: Legend Of The Seven Seas Directed by Patrick Gilmore and Tim Johnson. Starring Brad Pitt, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Michelle Pfeiffer, Joseph Feinnes. Cert. U read more

• Farmer's top brew prompts critic's change of heart

  A pot of tea brewed by Pembrokeshire beef farmer Bill Davies has reached the parts that other beverages have failed to conquer - the taste buds of acerbic food critic A. A. Gill. read more

• Housing policy slammed after estate's troubles

  Recent trouble at Milford Haven's Mount Estate highlights the need to modify the county council's housing policy, Councillor Tom Sinclair told the authority on Thursday. read more

• Chairs for the weary may fall foul of law

  A TENBY shopkeeper who has provided a sitting-out place for weary pedestrians could fall foul of the law. read more

• Cole crashes Cresselly hopes

  Cresselly (179 for 8) drew with Carew (260 for 5) read more

• Rain ruins tight finish

  Hook (151 for 9) match abandoned against Pembroke (134 for 7) Umpires: Bob Flute and Mike Harries Scorer: Joy James read more

• More schools consigned to the history books

  A programme of village school closures in Pembrokeshire claimed three more casualties this week. read more

• Steve steers Town to win

  Llangwm (107 all out) lost to Haverfordwest (213 for 9) read more

• Edgy punk from the Dock's finest

  The Queens Hall, Narberth was the venue for four hot bands on Friday, July 11th. This was a hot night of music in more ways than one, as some of the boys took their tops off. Things could have got steamy, but we acted with restraint. read more

• Milk price warning due to record production

  The county's spring milk producing dairy farmers have been issued a price warning by their biggest buyer. read more

• 'Lucky' no longer

  LUCKY the giant lobster looked to be the chanciest crustacean around when he was saved from the cooking pot by a kind-hearted fishmonger. read more

• Jones jolts Whitland hopes

  Narberth (128 for 8) beat Whitland (126 for 7) Umpires: David Loosemore and Fred Hatton Scorer: Idwal Vincent read more

• Stop councillors' pay and put their commitment to the test

  DEAR EDITOR, - So, veteran councillors are to have a one-off severance payment of up to £20,000. read more

• Part-time worker wins cash victory

  The county's small army of part-time workers could start cashing in on their legal entitlement to holiday pay, after an industrial tribunal victory for a former barman. read more

• Park must take brave step to approve Bluestone

  DEAR EDITOR, - David Lort-Phillips in his letter of July 9th, Park's Role Under Scrutiny, is right. This is a defining moment for the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park as it considers the Bluestone project planning application. read more

• Call for young talent

  Calling all young singers, musicians, dancers and local bands! read more

• Pedestrianisation stress

  DEAR EDITOR, - Pedestrianisation stress is bad for the health. read more

• Carnival fever strikes again

  Festival fever captured the crowds in Pembrokeshire again this weekend with a carnival, Festival of the Sea and Rainbow Fun Day. read more

• Bluestone delay costs £100,000 a month

  Costs of the planning process for the £60 million Bluestone development are now running at around £100,000 a month and each deferment is detrimental to the project, the developers have warned. read more

• 'Tish too strong in batting stakes

  St Ishmaels (161 for 4) beat Lawrenny (160 for 8) read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive