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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Obituary reports published March 2nd, 2005

  Here are the obituary reports published in the Western Telegraph on Wednesday, March 2nd, 2005: read more

• This week's football stats

  James Williams Pembrokeshire Senior Football League results, tables and fixtures: read more

• Is north losing out on health services?

  CONCERNS have been raised about a possible north/south divide in the county's health services. read more

• Explosive fun!

  You may think the human cannonball is something out of a cartoon, but last week hundreds of circus-goers saw the explosive stunt live at Withybush Showground, Haverfordwest. read more

• Ceramic tile company floors the opposition

  family-run business Ceramore, which produces hand-made ceramic tiles, is expanding into new premises to meet growing demand. read more

• Patient appalled at state of renal unit

  TWENTY Pembrokeshire dialysis patients have to travel to Glangwili Hospital, Carmarthen, three times a week for treatment in substandard facilities. read more

• Hayes' strike keeps Goodwick on title trail

  Pembrokeshire football league - Division One HERBRANDSTON 0 GOODWICK UNITED 1 A Barry Hayes goal just before half-time proved crucial in this tough clash at Herbrandston, and as a result this puts Goodwick United in a prime spot for a nerve-jangling run in for the title. read more

• Craft festival - looking good

  CROWDS flocked to sunny Saundersfoot at the weekend for the second annual St David's Food and Craft Festival. read more

• Snap this one up ... quick!

  Toffee, pictured above, is one of the guinea pigs from Folly Farm's pet centre. read more

• Top cop slammed in mast protest

  Dyfed-Powys police chief Terence Grange has been accused of putting the health of hundreds of children at risk by allowing a temporary tetramast to be placed on the top of Haverfordwest police HQ. read more

• Daffs are blooming lovely

  DESPITE the current cold snap, supplies of hardy daffodils were blooming for St David's Day. read more

• Keep up with the pups!

  Courtesy of The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association, Presspack is the home for five fluffy puppies. read more

• Bluebirds move into fourth place

  Vauxhall Masterfit Welsh Premier CONNAH'S QUAY NOMADS 2 HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY 2 read more

• Crymych cause cup upset

  Pembrokeshire Knock-out Cup quarter final Crymych 25 Haverfordwest 12 Two opportunist tries by powerful centre Emyr Williams helped Crymych move to within one step of a second successive KO Cup Final as they came back from an early seven-point deficit to beat Haverfordwest. read more

• County loses tidal project

  PEMBROKESHIRE is to lose out on a pioneering tidal energy scheme , which would have provided electricity for the whole of the St Davids peninsula. read more

• Harriers veteran ladies finish season in style

  Athletics: Pembrokeshire Harriers have had a successful conclusion to the 2004 season after a close fought battle with other local clubs. read more

• Elderly facing unfair council tax increases

  THE National Assembly should be petitioned for special financial support to alleviate the effects of unfair increases in council tax. read more

• Hunt supporters out in force

  Hundreds of Pembrokeshire Hunt supporters gathered at Hayscastle for their first meet since the ban on hunting with hounds came into force. read more

• Centenary year Barnardo's needs your support

  DEAR EDITOR, - We would like to let your readers know that Barnardo's is celebrating a centenary in 2005. read more

• Sutton stars as Fishguard B stroll

  Indoor Cricket League (sponsored by Martin James Health Club) - week seven read more

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