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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Gyda Llaw

  In our Welsh language column Gyda llaw (By the Way) Eifion Jenkins provides a list of words to assist Welsh learners. read more

• Support our farmers: buy local

  Paying a premium for imported strawberries in the dead of winter was once regarded as the height of culinary sophistication. read more

• Homework

  A cartoon hangs on my office wall dedicated to the woman working from home. A sketched picture of a pyjama-clad woman camped at a desk strewn with empty wine bottles is a parody of myself and two million other British people. read more

• Means of survival, not greed

  Dear Editor, - Having read your Comment (August 13th), I feel I must write in my capacity as principal of a busy, mostly NHS dental practice. read more

• Carew confirm Pembroke's plight as relagation battle intensifies

  Carew (92 for 2) beat Pembroke (91 all out) Umpires: Trefor Evans and Mike Harries Scorer: Sue Phillips read more

• Fancy dress fever

  There was an impressive turnout of fancy dress competitors and floats at Fishguard Carnival on Saturday. read more

• Cadfael's class shines through for victorious Llanrhian

  Llanrhian (103 for 4) and (70 for 4) Beat Whitland (62 for 6) and (110 for 8) Umpires: Bob Flute and Rob Bellerby Scorers: Richard Merriman and Fraser Watson read more

• Political party and constituency: Plaid Cymru - The Party of Wales, Preseli, Pembrokeshire.

  Candidate's name: Sion Jobbins. Date and place of birth: 16/2/68, Kitwe, Gambia. Resident of: Aberystwyth. Family/children: Married to Siwan, two daughters Elliw and Gwenno. Employment: Presently marketing and access officer for the National Library of Wales. Political background? read more

• Power pop journey

  Ail Symudiad Yr Oes Ail (fflach 256H) read more

• Cadfael's class shines through for victorious Llanrhian

  Llanrhian (103 for 4) and (70 for 4) Beat Whitland (62 for 6) and (110 for 8) Umpires: Bob Flute and Rob Bellerby Scorers: Richard Merriman and Fraser Watson read more

• 'We'll be back' vow after floral setback

  AFTER a successful reign of 12 years as Wales' top small floral town, Tenby is having to look to its laurels. read more

• Political party and constituency: Conservative, Preseli Pembrokeshire.

  Name: Paul Windsor Davies, aged 34. Resident of: Tresi Aur, Prengwyn, Llandysul. Family/children: Engaged. Employment: joined Lloyds Bank in 1987, currently business manager in Lampeter branch. read more

• Lamphey bounce back with emphatic win

  Stackpole (67 all out) lost to Lamphey (199 for 5) Umpires: Bob Flute and Fred Hatton Scorers: Sue Skeels and Helen Hodges read more

• Independent, Carmar-then West and South Pembrokeshire Con-stituency.

  Name: Arthur Williams. Date and place of birth: Newport, Gwent. Resident of: Saundersfoot. Family/children: two daughters. Employment background: RAF - Territorial Army, P/T Salvation Army Envoy, motor industry. Political background: Experienced in dealing with people's problems (Union Representative - Salvation Army Envoy, Special Constable, etc). Public service: As above. Personal interests: Most sports, reading and keeping fit. Organisations: Church. read more

• Boy's plea: New play park, please

  Dear Editor, - My name is Harry, I am seven years old, and I live in Johnston. The park in Johnston is not very good and it is so boring in Johnston. read more

• Pupils jump for joy at GCSE success

  PUPILS across Pembrokeshire are celebrating some excellent GCSE results as schools maintain the improvements won in recent years. read more

• Students with designs on fashion

  Think catwalk fashion and you think: Concept art; innovation and originality; you think Would they wear it in Wolfscastle?! read more

• Rallying cry to young farmers

  Can it really be 60 years since the Pembrokeshire Federation of Young Farmers' Clubs staged its first County Rally? read more

• Bridging the Gulf - desert warfare 12 years on

  Twelve years ago, former Western Telegraph news editor Len Mullins experienced a New Year's Day with a difference. It is one which will live in his memory and which he is never likely to experience again. read more

• Harnessing horse power

  A Sunday morning in the foothills of the Preseli Hills and local members of the British Driving Society are preparing for a 15-mile jaunt through the Pembrokeshire countryside. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive