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• You've Nevern had it so good!

  An impressive turn-out at the 55th Nevern Agricultural Show on Wednesday - both of competitors and visitors - made the event a great success and a fantastic day out for people of all ages. read more

• Final production of entertaining opera

  The Marriage Of Figaro Lampeter House, Near Narberth August 2nd read more

• Palmer confirms his value to 'Tish

  St Ishmaels (140 for 6) beat Hook (138 all out) Umpires: Dave Loosemore and Arthur Brady Scorers: Pat Williams and Joy James read more

• Take a stand against anti-social behaviour

  DEAR EDITOR, - Anti-social behaviour blights many of our communities. Yobs, vandals, neighbours from hell can undermine the spirit of a neighbourhood. Graffiti, litter and abandoned cars ruin our environment and encourage crime to spread. read more

• Sun shines on carnival

  After a week of heavy rain, carnival day, dawned bright and clear at the township of Laugharne, it was a day of glorious sunshine and festivity. read more

• Trust seeks volunteers to help with pet problem

  DEAR EDITOR, - Cinnamon Trust is the national charity for elderly and terminally ill people and their pets. read more

• Scourfield stars for Carew

  Carew (157 for 4) beat Lawrenny (155 all out) Umpires: Hilliard Davies and Ray Kane Scorers: Sue Phillips and Malcolm Thomas read more

• Platten just falls short

  Cresselly (235 for 8) drew with Llangwm (169 for 7) Umpires: Les Hastings and Dave Brandon Scorers: Dave Richards and Huw Brock read more

• Carnival is a blaze of glory

  Broad and Little Haven Carnival was held in blazing sunshine at the weekend and gave great pleasure to participants and spectators alike. read more

• Phillips guides Town to win

  Whitland (123 all out) lost to Haverfordwest (188 for 6) Umpires: Tony Scourfield and Peter Perry Scorers: Rob Webb and Jayne Cole read more

• Bid to make coastline playground of Europe

  MILFORD HAVEN was the departure point for a three-day fact-finding sailing trip by Minister for Economic Development, Andrew Davies, and Philip Evans, chairman of the Wales Tourist Board. read more

• Noose tightens for Pembroke

  Narberth (112 for 6) beat Pembroke (108 all out) Umpires: Alan Hansen and John Williams Scorers: Idwal Vincent and Keith Mitchell read more

• Cerys celebrates birth of baby girl

  ROCK star and solo artist Cerys Matthews gave birth to a daughter at Withybush Hospital on Sunday. read more

• Get tough on ragwort

  DEAR EDITOR, - Considerable publicity to the ragwort problem has been given by the media in recent weeks. read more

• Climber dies as rescue services experience busy weekend

  A climber was killed when he fell 120 feet on to rocks at St Govans Head on Saturday afternoon. The accident was the most serious incident for the emergency services on what proved to be one of the busiest weekends along the county's coastline this year. read more

• Cob is top horse at show

  The rain stopped in time to prevent the recent Cardigan and District Agricultural Show, from being financial washout. read more

• Bumper turnout for show scorcher

  Glorious sunshine brought exhibitors and visitors to the village green in Templeton for the Young Farmers' annual show on Saturday, August 2nd. read more

• Uncertain future for oil refinery

  Texaco Oil Refinery at Pembroke will be 'fighting for its life' over the next two years. read more

• A whole barrel of fun

  Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl read more

• Cyfundeb Annibynwyr Penfro

  Cynhaliwyd Cyfarfodydd Gorffennaf yng Nghapel Seilo, Twffton, ar y 23ain o'r mis. read more

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