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• We save family faced with homelessness

  A SINGLE MUM and her four children have been saved from becoming homeless ... thanks to the Western Telegraph. read more

• Aspiring writers meet novelists

  The Welsh novelist Sian James and Pembrokeshire author Brian John shared their experiences as writers with reading groups at Narberth recently. read more

• Zero tolerance the answer to town centre drunkenness

  DEAR EDITOR, - I was very pleased to see (Western Telegraph, March 30th) the pro-active approach of Councillors Stock and Bryan to the drunken-fuelled behaviour which blights Haverfordwest town centre at weekends. read more

• Robowars at Heatherton

  If you've ever been a fan of TV's Robot Wars, then you're in for a real treat as Heatherton has recently extended its activity range to include Robowars. read more

• Off to a flying start

  On Easter Sunday the Pembroke Autograss Club started their 2005 season, at the Lamphey racetrack, near Pembroke. read more

• Boatbuilder making waves

  A new company in Pembrokeshire is making waves in the world of boat building. read more

• Preseli seat high on Tory hit list

  Pembrokeshire voters could be in for a 'cliffhanger' election. read more

• Gyda Llaw

  OS ydych chi'n un o'r cannoedd o bobl sy'n dysgu Cymraeg yn ardal Penfro a Doc Benfro mae'na gyfle newydd i chi ymarfer yr iaith. read more

• Fears for bee hives

  Pollination of Pembrokeshire's arable and fruit crops could be under threat if the number of inspectors who monitor disease in honeybee hives is cut. read more

• World students share culture

  PEMBROKESHIRE College held another successful international evening, recently, when 250 people attended the annual event. read more

• Obituaries published April 6th, 2005

  Here are the obituaries which were published in the Western Telegraph on Wednesday, April 6th, 2005: read more

• Hardcore punk is back ... again

  CD review: Sex Wars by Picture Frame Seduction read more

• Estate plan a disaster

  Estate plan a disaster read more

• Preseli seat high on Tory hit list

  Pembrokeshire voters could be in for a 'cliffhanger' election. read more

• Gran heads for high seas

  A 76-year-old grandmother from Fishguard is going to sea in a tall ship as a sponsored volunteer crew member. read more

• The king hits Solva!

  ELVIS is alive and well - and performing at Solva Memorial Hall. read more

• The keys to the castle

  A couple who have been the official key-keepers for the last 15 years at Cilgerran Castle retired at the end of March. read more

• County councillor dies

  THE leader of Pembrokeshire County Council, Councillor John Davies, has paid tribute to long-serving county councillor William (Billy) Davies, of Templeton, (pictured), who has died. read more

• Yacht club leads with smoking ban

  NEYLAND Yacht Club may be the county's first totally non-smoking venue. read more

• Brave Bluebirds bow out of cup

  Welsh Cup Semi-final CARMARTHEN TOWN 1 HAVERFORDWEST COUNTY 0 read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive