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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Atlantic record bid sunk by hurricane

  A TEAM'S bid to set a new transatlantic rowing record was dashed on Sunday when 60-foot high waves ripped their boat, Pink Lady, in two. read more

• Dragon Sports Pembrokeshire County Cricket League results and fixtures

  Matches played on August 7th: read more

• Katie crowned singing Idol

  KATIE Flood was crowned the winner of Pembrokeshire Idol 2004 on Friday. read more

• Neyland win vital table topper

  Pembrokeshire County Cricket, Division Two: Neyland (135 for 2) beat Llanrhian (133 all out) Neyland took a giant step towards promotion as they beat a Llanrhian side whose form has plummeted of late after they had also seemed likely to put in a strong challenge for a place in the top echelon. read more

• Town win after early scares

  Pembrokeshire County Cricket - Division One Haverfordwest (135 for 4) beat Llangwm (134 all out) Haverfordwest took a step closer in their quest for silverware as they beat Llangwm by six wickets on The Racecourse. read more

• Wind farm may be trebled

  A PROPOSED extension to a wind farm at Pendine may lead to the project trebling in size within two years. read more

• Vandals target council vehicles

  EVERY householder in Pembrokeshire will have to pay the price of a £30,000 vandalism spree. read more

• It's hello ducks as drivers face a quacking hazard

  VISITORS to the village of Angle often face an unusual road hazard. They are caught unawares by ducks and geese wandering across the road. read more

• 'More homes should be like Malator'

  The Malator at Druidston - nicknamed locally as the 'Teletubby' house - is one of the most innovative homes in the country. read more

• Closed to traffic until 2005

  TRADERS from the top of Haverfordwest have described news that Market Street will remain closed to traffic until at least next year as pathetic. read more

• Win a place aboard Endeavour

  The Maritime Heritage Programme is giving people the chance to experience life as an 18th century sailor. read more

• Battle to halt post office franchise

  EFFORTS to stop the last Crown Post Office in Pembrokeshire falling into the hands of a franchise intensified on Wednesday when a demonstration was staged in Quay Street, Haverfordwest. read more

• Salute to one of the few

  WORLD War One veteran Alfred Finnegan, who is approaching his 108th birthday, is now among the remaining few of the conflict's dwindling number of survivors. read more

• Bridge boys claim another trophy

  FOLLOWING a very successful season, Merlins Bridge junior football team topped things off by winning a recent under 10s five-a-side tournament. read more

• By-pass call after traffic mayhem

  TRAFFIC chaos caused when a 37-metre long processing column, being delivered to Total refinery, failed to negotiate the right angle junction of Hamilton Terrace and North Road, Milford Haven, has prompted renewed calls for a town by-pass. read more

• Carew cruise to local derby win

  Pembrokesire County Cricket Division One Carew (228 for 2) beat Lawrenny (143 all out) Carew moved back into second spot in the table as they batted first against neighbours Lawrenny and amassed another big score, thanks to the in-form Nick Scourfield and Brian Hall. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive