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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

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• Councillor's conduct questioned again

  Pembrokeshire County Council cabinet member Brian Hall has been reported to the ombudsman by a fellow councillor over allegations that he made 'specific threats of extreme violence' against BBC Dragon's Eye programme presenter Simon Morris. read more

• Champs hit by high five!

  CHAMPIONS Monkton Swifts were stunned by five quality goals by Narberth, and this shock result once again puts the Division One league title up for grabs. read more

• A tasty treat in store

  Live preview: The Muffin Men and Jimmy Carl Black, Queens Hall, Narberth, Friday March 4th. read more

• Nevern to host Welsh ploughing competition

  A Pembrokeshire ploughing committee whose existence had been under threat is to host one of the world's most important competitions in this skill. read more

• Storytime at Theatr Mwldan

  Today (Wednesday, March 2nd) The PurpleDragon Story Festival kicks off at Theatr Mwldan, Cardigan. read more

• Foods removed in cancer scare

  FOODS containing the cancer scare dye, Sudan I, were being removed from supermarket shelves in Pembrokeshire last week, ahead of Thursday morning's deadline set by the Food Standards Agency. read more

• Government should accept blame for NHS dental crisis

  DEAR EDITOR, - If l buy a secondhand car from a dealer and after seven years I'm stopped by the police, and the officer points out to me that the tyres are worn, can I say to him, 'Oh officer. it's not my fault, the previous owner fitted them'. read more

• Road plan will create more chaos

  DEAR EDITOR, - Further to your story, Road Plan Threat to Hotel (February 16th), and the comment made by a Pembrokeshire County Council spokesman that 'a public consultation exercise was carried out last year'. read more

• Traders under threat from hall plans

  The future of Fishguard's market and the livelihoods of market traders could be under threat from the Town Hall refurbishment. read more

• Power claim incorrect

  DEAR EDITOR, - Your headline in February 23rd's edition, 'Stations will provide third of UK's electricity', was wrong. read more

• Net cast across Irish sea

  A new scheme has been set up to improve business links across the Irish Sea. read more

• Hospital raises cleaning profile

  WITHYBUSH Hospital marked NHS Think Clean Day with a number of activities throughout the hospital. read more

• Musicians unite for tsunami gigs

  The Big Gig, Texaco Marquee, Folly Farm, Saturday, from 5pm, In aid of the tsunami appeal read more

• Mothers facing second rate service?

  DEAR EDITOR, - I read with interest the story (February 16th) about Dr Chris Overton and the problems facing the gynaecology ward at Withybush Hospital and I am reminded that a similar situation occurred recently in south Wales. read more

• Happy birthday!

  Birthday greetings for this week go to: read more

• Patients forced to queue for beds

  PATIENTS were left waiting for up to an hour-and-a-half in five ambulances on Monday as accident and emergency at Withybush Hospital was stretched beyond capacity. read more

• Commercial property market is thriving

  A number of prominent commercial properties in Pembrokeshire have changed hands recently. read more

• Street re-opening delayed again

  MARKET Street will remain cordoned off after re-development work on Commerce House hit a glitch. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive