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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Darren just misses the mark

  A mere quarter of a mark separated a Pembrokeshire dairy farmer from the winner in a national silage competition. read more

• Winter Blues banished for another year

  Live review: Brian Kramer and the Couchlizards, Queens Hall, Narberth, February 25th read more

• Two's company at Folly Farm!

  Foxy lives on Folly Farm's nature trail. He has lost all his woodland friends. Can you draw another woodland animal to keep him company? read more

• Outraged innocence

  DEAR EDITOR, - With reference to recent correspondence and numerous stories from time to time in the national press, could someone please explain the justification for the expressions of outraged innocence that accompany anecdotes by drivers describing how they were caught breaking the law by speed cameras? read more

• Contract awarded for next phase

  The second phase of the construction contract for the one billion dollar LNG terminal at South Hook, Milford Haven, has been awarded to the Chicago Bridge and Iron Company (CB&I). read more

• Cardigan Mart, Monday, February 28th

  J. J. Morris report an increased entry of calves. read more

• A kind of magic of Oakwood

  NEW for 2005 at Oakwood is Matt the Magic Man! read more

• School reunion search

  DEAR EDITOR, - We are currently organising a school reunion to celebrate 40 years since we left junior school. read more

• Power station saved the day

  DEAR EDITOR, - I would like to agree with Dudley Williams' letter (February 23rd) headed, 'Power claim incorrect'. read more

• Property group's second bid for 'supermarket' site

  A major property group has come forward with its second planning application for the controversial 'supermarket' site on the outskirts of Tenby. read more

• What not to miss in this week's Western Telegraph

  The shock resignation of St David's Mayor - find out the latest. And round the county with eight pages of St Davids Day pictures. read more

• Are cattle responsible for rise in bovine TB?

  On the day more than 300 vets called for a 'strategic cull' of badgers to control the spread of bovine TB, a west Wales-based conservation group claimed evidence suggested cattle were largely responsible for escalation of the disease. read more

• Big night out!

  THE BIG Gig Sri Lankan fundraising concert was - well - big! read more

• Republic would end marriage puzzle

  DEAR EDITOR, - Claims by senior constitutional experts that the Charles and Camilla wedding may be unlawful raise serious concerns that would not arise in a republic. read more

• Gyda Llaw

  MAE gan ardal Crymych reswm dros ganu yr wythnos yma ar l i bar o gyfansoddwyr ennill cystadleuaeth Cn i Gymru 2005. read more

• Car park warning

  DEAR EDITOR, - I had occasion to shop at Haverfordwest on Thursday, February 17th, at 4pm. I parked in the multi-storey car park on the ground floor. read more

• Whitland Market, Tuesday, February 22nd

  CALVES: A reduced entry forward sold to a much improved trade with bulls selling to a top price of £141 for a Simmental presented by Woolley, Pencraig Isaf, Cwmbach with heifers selling to £82 for a Simmental presented by Llewellin, Cotland Farm, Llawhaden. Friesian bulls sold from £7 to £19. read more

• County's finest draw top prices

  Bidding reached 2,800 guineas when one of Pembrokeshire's finest pedigree herds came under the auctioneer's hammer last week. read more

• Happy birthday Presspackers!

  Birthday greetings for this week go to: read more

• Scrutinise council services

  DEAR EDITOR, - I read with interest the letter (February 23rd) headed 'Local income tax fairer than council tax'. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive