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Pembrokeshire Archive

• Misleading stats on hunting issue

  Dear Editor, - I write in response to the letters from Mrs D. Clements and Mr J. Murray Evans, claiming that the majority of people in the UK do not want to see hunting with dogs banned. read more

• Bus block to farm plan

  Landowners in rural Pembrokeshire could be stumped when they next apply for property planning consent if the site of the proposed development isn't served by a daily bus service. read more

• Year of success for cadets

  Cadets and staff of No. 1574 (Pembroke Borough) Squadron, Air Training Corps, were joined by the Mayors of Pembroke, Pembroke Dock and Neyland as they celebrated a year of success at the squadron's recent presentation evening. read more

• Big win for Carew, tense at Treleet

  Whitland (84 all out) lost to Carew (90 for 4) Umpires: Ray Kane and Bob Flute Scorer: Richard Merriman read more

• Seasiders claim big win

  Saundersfoot (79 for 4) beat Llanrhian (74 all out) Umpires: Peter Perry and Phil Marsden Scorer: John Morgan read more

• Pop into funk into folk into skiffle

  Later With Sickofantic Queens Hall, Narberth July 18th, 2003 read more

• Llangwm beat rivals to coast into final

  Duggie Morris Cup semi final read more

• Assembly Minister visits troubled housing estate

  ASSEMBLY MINISTER Edwina Hart visited the Mount Estate in Milford Haven last week for a 'fact-finding mission' into problems facing the troubled housing complex. read more

• Balance is the key

  A high yielding pedigree herd has increased milk output by almost 20% after a series of improvements at a Pembrokeshire farm. read more

• Bright new chapter opens for call centre

  A STAFF gym and a spacious dining area symbolise a fresh approach in the turbulent history of the Pembroke Dock Call Centre. read more

• Haven salute for tall ship

  The Jubilee Sailing Trust's (JST) ship Tenacious sailed into Milford Haven on Friday for essential maintenance to be carried out. read more

• Cheeky show night

  THE chart-topping Cheeky Girls helped to celebrate the start of Oakwood's After Dark season on Saturday. read more

• Audience impresses 'Any Questions'

  THE last programme of the current series of Any Questions? - BBC Radio 4's topical discussion programme hosted by Jonathan Dimbleby - was recorded in front of a full house at Letterston Memorial Hall last week. read more

• Top boffins add another string to their bow

  Young techno-wizards from Ysgol Dyffryn Taf have been named the UK's best boffins by the BBC's Tomorrow's World programme. read more

• Heroin supply network revealed in north of county

  A HEROIN supply network is operating in the north of the county, according to Pemb-rokeshire's top police officer. read more

• Lone yachtsman saved by brave lifeboatmen

  THE crew of Angle lifeboat has been praised by Coastguards after the rescue of a pensioner from his yacht during terrible conditions on Thursday night. read more

• Brothers set up dairy group

  A Pembrokeshire dairy discussion group focusing on year-round milk supply has been set up in reaction to new financial penalties imposed on spring producers. read more

• Crowning glory for bumper civic week

  Over 5,000 spectators, more than 20 floats and 127 walking entries all added up to the biggest and best Narberth Carnival ever on Saturday. read more

• Lack of NHS dentists

  DEAR EDITOR, - Much has been written about the decline of our National Health Service. However, I think we are lucky to have such a fine hospital and general practice doctors in this part of the world. There is a huge discrepancy, however, between this and dental health care. read more

• Heaps of drama in the Scrappy Races

  CONTESTANTS of a new TV programme called Scrappy Races - an offshoot of the popular series ScrapHeap Challenge - paid a flying visit to Pembrokeshire last week. read more

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