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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Bid to bring exiles back home to jobs

  THE story is all too familiar. Children grow up, leave Pembrokeshire to study and get a job in another part of the country because there is no work for them in the county of their birth. read more

• Scarlets succeed but local rugby's the winner

  Rugby Division Five (West) Llangwm 7 Pembroke 21 read more

• Women's netball club goes from strength to strength

  CHAOS Ladies Netball Club started up in April last year at Haverfordwest Tennis and Cricket Centre, which is situated at Tasker Milward Comprehensive School. read more

• Brave Borderers bow out to Ponty

  Rugby - Konica Minolta Welsh Cup Fourth Round Whitland 10 Pontypridd 12 read more

• Narberth real title contenders

  Pembrokeshire Football League - Division One HAKIN 1 NARBERTH 2 read more

• Poor Llanelli no match for super Bluebirds

  Football: Vauxhall MasterFit Welsh Premier LLANELLI 0 HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY 3 read more

• Work to start on new hospital

  Tenby's new Cottage Hospital development could be up and running in just over 12 months. read more

• Pole dancing bid agreed

  Pole dancing at Jammo's nightclub, Penally, will now take place once a fortnight after its public entertainment licence was extended. read more

• Wrong text exam gaffe

  TWENTY-three pupils at Pembroke School had to be withdrawn from an A-level exam recently after being taught the wrong text. read more

• Musicians back tsunami appeal with own CD

  PEMBROKESHIRE'S finest acoustic musicians have got together to launch their own tsunami aid CD. read more

• Lifeboat crew praised for daring rescue

  The bravery of a helmsman and crew of Cardigan's B class inshore lifeboat in saving the lives of four men have been recognised by the RNLI. read more

• Cleaning hours fall at hospital

  THE number of hours that Withybush Hospital is cleaned per week has fallen, it has been revealed. read more

• Call for county to fight health cuts

  Any attempts to cut services at Withybush Hospital will be met with fierce resistance. read more

• Cockle-picking end for local wildlife?

  West Angle Bay and the tidal Pembroke river are home to some of Wales' rarest plants and habitats. read more

• This week's football stats

  Here are this week's results, tables and fixtures from the James Williams Pembrokeshire Senior Football League: read more

• County faces labour shortage

  ALTHOUGH Pembrokeshire has the fourth highest unemployment in Wales, there is still a shortage of labour for many jobs - farming and tourism particularly - members of Pembrokeshire County Council's economy overview and scrutiny committee were told last week. read more

• Dancing the night away steps up funds

  A TSUNAMI appeal fundraising dance was held at Letterston Memorial Hall on Saturday night last by members of J. and R. ballroom dancing. read more

• What a year, what a birthday

  WAS it really a year ago that Western Telegraph staff and guests raised their glasses in a toast at our 150th anniversary ball? read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive