Archive - Tuesday, 7 June 2005


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What not to miss in this week's Western Telegraph

This Fishguard girl is bidding for the Miss Wales title. And Haverfordwest is described as the second 'most cloned' town in Wales.

This week's Western Telegraph is 96 pages packed with county news, sport, entertainment, jobs, features, letters, classified and lots more.

Not-to-miss news this week includes:

* Protestors prepare for anti-GM protest

* Brain tumour risk higher in county

* Police complaints up by 75%

* Police appeal for help to beat burglaries rise

* Feed most likely source of BSE outbreak

* Psychic Uri Geller offers support to mast campaigners

* £2.8 million flood defence project and big new-home build for St Clears

* Battle to save 310-year-old Portfield Fair

* New radio station for Cleddau area

* Haverfordwest bus station reopens

* Old car given new lease of life

* Local actors win top drama awards

* St Davids wartime air crash memorial unveiled

* Entertainment licence refused for Haverfordwest premises

* Land sailing ban lifted on Pendine beach

* Sixth former sets sail for South Korea

* Are you a good knitter? Then call Polly

* Milford Haven celebrates Nelson Week and Founder's Day

* Win a fantastic Father's Day afloat

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




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