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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• No cut in biofuel duty

  Farmers growing renewable energy crops in Pembrokeshire, say they are disappointed that an opportunity has been missed to reduce the duty on biofuels in this week's Budget. read more

• Fisherman's pledge to keep business afloat

  HE MAY be the only trawler man left this side of Swansea, but Sean Ryan is determined to keep his Milford Haven-based business afloat. read more

• Happy birthday!

  Birthday greetings this week go to: read more

• Obituaries published on Wednesday, March 23rd 2005

  Here are the obituaries published in the Western Telegraph on Wednesday, March 23rd 2005: read more

• LNG safety concerns being ignored

  DEAR EDITOR, - It should be no surprise to anyone to witness the shabby manner in which Pembrokeshire is once again being treated by a Government that claims to be hot on public safety, yet is in effect quite uncaring in this regard. read more

• Somewhere wonderful to live and work

  DEAR EDITOR, - Your Comment (March 16th) was 'spot on' and confirmed what we have been saying for some time. read more

• Ability to pay: who decides?

  DEAR EDITOR - The proposal that council tax should be replaced by a local income tax that would reflect people's ability to pay makes it very advisable to inquire as to who is to decide another person's ability to pay. read more

• Gyda Llaw

  YN yr hen ddyddiau roedd dwy ffordd o ddysgu Cymraeg - darllen llyfr neu fynd i ddosbarth nos. read more

• Mast warning

  DEAR EDITOR, - Regarding the news item in your March 9th edition about a Tetramast being sited on Haverfordwest Police station without informing local residents. read more

• Welcome new members!

  A big Presspack welcome for this week goes to... read more

• It's the great Easter Egg hunt

  We have hidden an Easter Egg, designed like this one, somewhere in this week's Western Telegraph. Can you find it? read more

• Waterway project sails ahead

  BBC WALES presenter Jamie Owen was back in his home town of Pembroke Dock on Tuesday evening to help local people to develop ideas for PLANED's Milford Haven Waterway project, which he officially launched in Llanstadwell in January. read more

• You nose these are funny ...

  Pupils from Stackpole VC School recently made a joke book as part of their school project. read more

• Have a hoppy Easter

  Morrisons is making Easter 'hoppy' this year with an egg-stra special Easter egg giveaway! read more

• Spinning around at Oakwood

  To win a ticket to Oakwood this week can you tell me what Matt the Magic Man is doing in the picture above. read more

• Perry boards the Love Rocket

  Live review: Make A Wish CD launch, Merlin Theatre, Pembrokeshire College, March 8th read more

• A monster prize - Dino Park season ticket up for grabs!

  Our friends at the Dinosaur Park, Tenby, are looking forward to welcoming you for a season of fun. read more

• Herd decimated by TB outbreak

  A FARMER who has spent more than 30 years establishing a closed pedigree milking herd lost 46 of his finest animals last Wednesday, because of bovine TB. read more

• Win theatre tickets

  The Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds, presents Old Herbaceous, an enchanting one-man show at Theatr Mwldan, Cardigan, on Wednesday, April 6th at 7.30pm. read more

• Perfect tonic

  Livee review - Laugh Lines Comedy Club, Queens Hall, Narberth, March 10th read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive