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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Archdruid stayed at great grandmother's home

  DEAR EDITOR, - Regarding the report (Historic Village under the spotlight, March 9th). read more

• Daft Dave's daydream

  Theatre Preview: Kissing Married Women, Torch Theatre, Milford Haven, March 31st read more

• Dessie retires after nearly 50 years

  DESSIE Johns, of Johnston, retired last week after 49 years in the same job, with the same company. read more

• 100% organic experience

  A Pembrokeshire dairy farmer is proving that it is possible to produce milk organically without any conventional feed inputs. read more

• Peter tastes success

  Pembrokeshire's finest meat products scooped awards in the first leg of a national competition open to every independent butcher in Wales. read more

• Happy birthday to you!

  Birthday greetings for this week go to: read more

• Seeking justice for pensioners

  DEAR EDITOR - You published a table in your newspaper (March 16th) showing the council tax for 2005/6. Also, I have seen reports purporting to suggest a 5% council tax rise. read more

• Is it time to re-examine LNG issues?

  DEAR EDITOR, - The innovative tidal project developed and tested in the Milford Haven Waterway has just lost its funding from the Welsh Assembly and is unable to develop off the St Davids coast to produce energy for the local area. read more

• Most of slaughtered herd were TB free

  Just two of the 46 cows slaughtered last week following a bovine TB test at a Pembrokeshire farm had lesions. read more

• Unique building should be preserved

  DEAR EDITOR, - While I am grateful for the report in your March 16th edition of the presentation of a petition from the Civic Society to the County Council leader Councillor John Davies, on the proposed disposal of the Shire Hall, Haverfordwest, I must disclaim the remarks credited to me, but not their substance. read more

• Toadally crazy giveaway!

  Here is the song that is set to spawn a whole new genre of pop as the most famous frog since Kermit hops up to the mic. read more

• Just watch and go

  Theatre preview: The Day of Reckoning, Torch Theatre, April 8th and 9th read more

• Be on the look-out for ragwort

  April is nearly here, and the spring grass will soon be fattening up the county's ponies. read more

• Another Grand Slam

  DEAR EDITOR, - Congratulations to Wales on so convincingly winning the Grand Slam. There remains another match to win - to preserve Wales from desecration by the wind power speculators. read more

• Memories of London Pembrokeshire

  DEAR EDITOR, - Does anyone remember the London Pembrokeshire Society in the 1950s when Mr Michael Harries, a chemist in the East End, was the jovial president and Miss L. M. Thomas was the diligent secretary? read more

• Win a cracking day out at Oakwood

  With Oakwood open this Easter, there are so many egg-citing things to get up to this holiday. read more

• Obituaries published March 30th, 2005

  Here are the obituaries published in the Western Telegraph on Wednesday, March 30th: read more

• Government's promise is long overdue

  The Government's promise to cut through the red tape strangling Pembrokeshire's rural businesses is long overdue. read more

• Full metal racket

  Live review: Hi-On Maiden, The Imperial, Milford Haven, March 12th read more

• Agricultural firm slapped with £100,000 tax bill

  A West Wales-based agricultural supply co-operative has been landed with a £100,000 bill from the Inland Revenue because it had no accounting system in place to prove that staff paid for their own fuel for private use of company cars. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive