Archive - Tuesday, 5 April 2005


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What not to miss in this week's Western Telegraph

As the General Election race begins, Preseli Pembrokeshire constituency becomes a key target for Tories. And a family of five is saved from becoming homeless thanks to the Western Telegraph

This week's Western Telegraph is also packed with 108 pages of county news, sport, entertainment, jobs, features, letters, classified and loads more.

Not to be missed

* Doctor who put pensioner's life at risk may be able to operate unsupervised * MP calls for LNG tanker risk assessment * Holidaymaker's body recovered from harbour * County pays respect to Pope * Headteacher gets tough on discipline * A Clunderwen man describes last week's Indian Ocean earthquake * Smash and grab burglar jailed * Fishguard loses Sea Festival * 91 fined in parking crackdown in Tenby * A husband burned all his estranged wife's clothes * Yacht club will be county's first non-smoking venue * Talks begin over Transco pipeline * School meals money is frozen * Campaign to cut wasted medicines

* Plus - A 76-year-old grandmother is to take to the high seas and a 23-year-old Haverfordwest woman heads for the North Pole

And - Elvis is alive and well and performing in Solva Memorial Hall.

And catch the Western Telegraph for all the community news from your town or village.




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