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• Algieri's stunning goal clinches it

  Vauxhall Masterfit Welsh Premier HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY 2 AFAN LIDO 1 read more

• Jail term cut after complaints of racism

  A SERVING soldier, who attacked a man in the centre of Haverfordwest with a samurai sword and later staged an armed robbery, has been jailed for five years. read more

• County's no1 proud Wales rugby fan says 'I was there'

  AS Wales unbelievably clinched the Grand Slam for the first time in 27 years at Cardiff on Saturday, Pembrokeshire's No1 Welsh rugby fanatic Michael Ridley was there, and he was also there the last time they achieved it in 1978. read more

• Tesni is a triple sporting champion

  Tesni Rhianedd of Clynderwen is pictured celebrating her recent success. A member of Haverfordwest Swimming and Gymnastic Clubs, she now holds three county titles and two national gold and one silver medal. read more

• Youngsters die in road tragedy

  THE jubilation of a Welsh rugby success turned to tragedy at the weekend when a car crash claimed the lives of two young men. read more

• March of protest over mast

  SCHOOLCHILDREN, their parents and local residents are to march through the streets of Haverfordwest next month in protest at the Tetramast planned for Haverfordwest police headquarters. read more

• Hot shot Rhys to play snooker for Wales

  Rhys Morgan from Treffgarne recently qualified for the Welsh Junior international snooker team. read more

• Rhys is Grand Slam mascot

  Clarbeston Road schoolboy Rhys Wilson was the envy of all his school pals on Saturday when he ran out onto the hallowed turf of the Millennium Stadium as mascot for the Welsh team before the Six Nations decider against Ireland. read more

• Court error sees drunk banned from being sober in public

  A drunk who flouted his drinking ban has escaped punishment - because of a grammatical blunder. read more

• Captain's 'hopeless' rescue plan cost man his life

  A ferry captain's rescue plan led to the tragic and unnecessary death of a family man who fell overboard in the Irish Sea, a High Court judge ruled on Thursday. read more

• Wife attacked with 'baseball bat'

  A Pennar man is awaiting sentencing after being convicted of twice assaulting his new wife. read more

• Delaney drives Goodwick to vital victory

  Pembrokeshire League Division One: Goodwick United 3 Narberth 0 read more

• Marathon test for Iron Man Matthew

  Running the London Marathon should be enough of a challenge for anyone, but for Matthew Evans it will be virtually a training session for one of the world's toughest endurance tests. read more

• This week's football stats

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

• Disused chapel may become new home for Mormons

  A former Pembrokeshire chapel in need of a new tenant could revert to a place of worship because a religious group is keen to take on the lease. read more

• Marion opts for life in the slow lane

  East meets west on the streets of Tenby this summer when Pembrokeshire's pioneer rickshaw pedals into town. read more

• Success at Crufts for Ebony and her pedigree chums

  EIGHT-year-old Ebony Owen gave adult handlers a run for their money at last week's Crufts. read more

• Rhys is Grand Slam mascot

  Clarbeston Road schoolboy Rhys Wilson was the envy of all his school pals on Saturday when he ran out onto the hallowed turf of the Millennium Stadium as mascot for the Welsh team before the Six Nations decider against Ireland. read more

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