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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• What is future for patients?

  DEAR EDITOR, - For women who live in Pembrokeshire and Cardiganshire, ward two, Withybush Hospital, has been the only ward in the hospital which specifically cares for women undergoing gynaecological treatment. read more

• Welcome to a whole class!

  A big Presspack welcome for this week goes to: read more

• More drama on stage than in the studio

  Gig and CD review, Ngus read more

• Happy birthday!

  Birthday greetings for this week go to: read more

• Local book in demand

  A quarter of a century after it was first published, Heronsmill, a novel by Pembrokeshire author Roscoe Howells, has been reprinted. read more

• Haven set for biggest boom since 1950s

  The Milford Haven Waterway faces its busiest decade since the start of the oil boom in the 1950s. read more

• Company to renew search for oil

  The giant oil exploration company Marathon Oil will re-start drilling for gas in the Irish Sea this year. read more

• Take a gander at this quacking prize!

  Old MacDonald had a farm, - ee aye ee aye oh! And on that farm, he had some... stamps!!! read more

• Get an insight into Healey's world - WIN tickets!

  Live preview: Healey's World - an evening with Lord Denis Healey Torch Theatre, Milford Haven, Tuesday, February 1st read more

• Are you a word wizard?

  We have a word puzzle for this week's Heatherton competition. read more

• Park funds boost for energy crop

  Pembrokeshire Bio Energy Ltd, recently launched to produce, market and supply biofuels in the county, has received a welcome boost in the form of a grant from the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority's sustainable development fund. read more

• Judicial review is democratic right

  Dear Editor, - Councillor Mirehouse is reported as describing the judicial review, instigated by the Council for National Parks, as an 'attack on the democratic process' by 'an unrepresentative and self-appointed group'. read more

• Praise for courageous consultant

  Dear Editor, - I read with great interest your front page article, Health Trust Suspends Doctor, (January 12th). read more

• Hean herd is milk yield champion

  Hean Castle Farms are this year's proud recipients of the United Dairies Milk Production Cup. read more

• Young artists' work is well received

  An exhibition of paintings by Beth Marsden and photographs by Richard Johnson opened on Friday evening at Oriel Queens Hall Gallery, Narberth. read more

• The First and Last word in classic showmanship

  Live review: Justice Done, The First and Last, Pembroke Dock, Saturday, January 15th. read more

• What is trust trying to hide?

  Dear Editor, - It is with the gravest concern we learn of the suspension of consultant gynaecologist, Christopher Overton, from Withybush Hospital. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive