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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Tank blaze story was scaremongering

  DEAR EDITOR, - Your front page story 'Oil Tank Blaze After Storm' (March 30th), linking the March 24th fire at Texaco to the explosive events of 1994 was scaremongering at its worst. read more

• Happy birthday!

  Birthday greetings for this week go to... read more

• Did you see the northern lights?

  DEAR EDITOR, - It was towards the latter half of the 1930s, probably 1937 or 1938, when the aurora borealis or northern lights visited the skies of Pembrokeshire. read more

• Scaling new heights

  DEAR EDITOR, - We have become accustomed to Pembrokeshire people embarking on challenging activities to promote charities of one sort or another, but if the press report in the Western Telegraph of March 30th is to be believed, then Phil and Clare Hallett are about to embark upon an expedition which will reach new heights of achievement. read more

• Just another thirteen hours

  Live review: Yet Another Thirteen Hours, St Peters Hall, Carmarthen, March 26th read more

• Welcome new members!

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

• Tory promises extra police

  THE local Conservative campaign kicked off at Haverfordwest County AFC last week. read more

• A wizard day out

  A SPECTACULAR wizard's academy will take centre stage at the Merlin, Magic and Mystery Festival in Carmarthen, this summer. read more

• Exhausting mix of funky beats

  Live review: Mankala, Queens Hall, Narberth, April 1st Eclectic is the operative word to describe an evening in the company of Mankala. read more

• Trout fishing 'under threat'

  Anglers claim trout fishing on the Teifi River is under threat and they are pointing the finger at sheep producers. read more

• What's your favourite?

  This is a Patagonian mara from Folly Farm's zoo with its baby. read more

• LNG project faces recruitment headache

  IT has been claimed that the unavailability of local skills has forced the recruitment of foreign workers for the construction of the new Dragon LNG terminal at Waterston. read more

• Flight of fancy

  Span Arts' Laugh Lines comedy club, held every second Thursday of the month, returns tomorrow (Thursday). read more

• Council tax demand outrageous

  DEAR EDITOR, - We have just received an outrageous demand for money through the post - the council tax demand for 20005/06 from Pembrokeshire County Council, for £1,043. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive