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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Decision time for legal aid bid in school closure drama

  Parents of children at Hermon Primary School, who are desperately fighting its closure, will hear today whether they have been granted legal aid in their landmark case against the county council. read more

• Williams wins it for battling Blues

  Tumble 5 Haverfordwest 12 read more

• Nelson delighted with three points

  St Ishmaels 3 Carew 0 read more

• Union merger talks

  Grass roots members of the NFU and FUW in Pembrokeshire may soon be asked to vote on a merger proposal. read more

• Crisis meeting over lack of NHS dentists

  Haverfordwest Town Council is to invite representatives of all the county's town and community councils to a meeting, in an attempt to address the crisis in free dental provision in Pembrokeshire. read more

• Borderers slam sorry Tondu

  Whitland 78 Tondu 0 read more

• Essential cancer trials

  Essential trials are being carried out at Withybush Hospital, in the on-going battle against breast cancer. read more

• Grandad denies murder attempt

  A Pembroke Dock pensioner accused of rape tracked down his victim's mother and tried to murder her, a Swansea Crown Court jury heard yesterday (Tuesday). read more

• Let the festival fun begin

  Innovative street theatre and vibrant music marked the launch of a ten-day celebration of arts, culture and heritage in Pembroke. read more

• Road plan will split counties

  Assembly proposals to change the current trunk road agency boundaries and split both Pembrokeshire and Carmarthenshire into two, are being strongly resisted by the county councils. read more

• Planning permission approved for extension

  Pembrokeshire County Council yesterday granted planning permission for the extension of the LNG terminal at the Petroplus Tank Storage site at Waterston. read more

• Refinery strike threat halted

  A threatened walk out over safety concerns by contractors working on the Texaco shutdown has been averted with a promise of improved communication between management and workers. read more

• Equine illness warning

  Tests have been carried out on four horses in Pembrokeshire suspected of having a highly contagious and potentially fatal illness. read more

• Herbie make it two out of two

  Herbrandston 2 Tenby 1 By Hywel Gibbs read more

• Local woman fronts hunting campaign

  A black Pembrokeshire huntswoman fronting the latest Countryside Alliance pro-hunting campaign has attacked so-called class prejudice against people who hunt. read more

• You'll get by with a little help

  Way back in 1977, when anything seemed possible and everything seemed achievable, musicians took hold of the rock business and shook it to life. read more

• Bid to speed-up demolition of unstable property

  Pembrokeshire County Council has refused to confirm it has been given Commerce House - the unstable building at the bottom of Market Street, Haverfordwest - free of charge by its owners. read more

• Law fails crime victims

  DEAR EDITOR, - With reference to the story about the illegal rave at Marloes, it is absolutely ludicrous that in this day and age some people are allowed to do exactly as they please and get away with it. read more

• A combination of realism and mythology

  Work by two artists, exhibiting for the first time in Pembrokeshire, will be on show at the Oriel Y Felin Gallery, Trefin, from September 13th. read more

• Councillors feel stifled by cabinet

  Dear Editor, - A reader asks if council protest works - the short answer is no. From the inception of the current cabinet system, democracy vanished and there now exists a closed shop. read more

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