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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Flight into history

  AS the world of aviation celebrates the Wright Brothers' achievement 100 years ago, another less significant but important British anniversary came up this year - the opening of Britain's first aircraft museum. read more

• Dead sheep in recycling bag

  A DEAD sheep has been found in one of Pembrokeshire County Council's orange recycling bags. read more

• Looking to buy a new motor? Don't miss our 16-page spring motoring guide

  Looking to buy a new motor? Don't miss our 16-page spring motoring guide read more

• Seatbelt traps drugs courier

  A DOZY drugs courier has been jailed after forgetting to wear his car seatbelt. read more

• Bluebirds run out of steam

  Football: Vauxhall Masterfit Welsh Premier ABERYSTWYTH TOWN 4 HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY 0 read more

• Turn up the heat

  Energy crops grown in Pembrokeshire will fuel the heat and power requirements of the £61 million Bluestone holiday village. read more

• Thousands caught speeding

  THOUSANDS of people were caught speeding on county roads between 2003 and 2004. read more

• Homework

  A cartoon hangs on my office wall dedicated to the woman working from home. A sketched picture of a pyjama-clad woman camped at a desk strewn with empty wine bottles is a parody of myself and two million other British people. read more

• Rare visitor swans around

  THERE has been another black swan sighting in Pembrokeshire. read more

• Generous Taverners' donations

  Disabled students at Pembrokeshire College will benefit from a new minibus, thanks to The Lady Taverners. read more

• Gyda Llaw

  In our Welsh language column Gyda llaw (By the Way) Eifion Jenkins provides a list of words to assist Welsh learners. read more

• Love my tender?

  With a referendum on whether to adopt the Euro likely to take place this year, the British people will find themselves making one of the most important economic decisions in the country's history. read more

• Is that a lifeboat ... on the road?

  IT was with some surprise that Western Telegraph reader Tom McGlynn saw St Davids' Tyne class lifeboat on a main road in Suffolk on Wednesday! read more

• Chants elysee

  It is a glorious morning on Caldey Island and the boatmen ferrying tourists from the Pembrokeshire mainland are doing a roaring trade. read more

• D-Day special - 60th anniversary of the Normandy landings

  No celebration - just vivid and searing memories of Normandy 60 years ago. read more

• Man killed on woodland road

  A MAN was killed after the car in which he was travelling was in collision with a telegraph pole on the Llanddowror to Red Roses road. read more

• Dental surgery to close

  NEYLAND'S only dentist closed his doors for the last time on Friday. read more

• My royal appointment

  They say everything stops for tea - it certainly does when your tea party invitation comes from Her Majesty. read more

• A living nightmare of secrets and lies

  I met a remarkable woman recently. She demonstrated the human - almost superhuman - ability to rise above the most appalling trauma and carry on with life. read more

• Thatch the way to do it

  While the debate over the perceived rights and wrongs of the Brithdir Mawr Roundhouse rages on, reporter Jenny Hanson takes a look at two sustainable, low-impact homes that have been given the go-ahead by local planning authorities. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive