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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

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• Fed up with rising council tax? Move into a caravan

  Living in a caravan may not be to everyone's taste but it could be one way of qualifying for the cheapest council tax bill in Pembrokeshire. read more

• Keep fighting to protect our children

  DEAR EDITOR, - Reference Ann Burdett's letter (April 27th), regarding the Tetra mast protest held outside Haverfordwest police station. read more

• A truly great Welshman

  DEAR EDITOR, - As a true patriot, Mr Gwynfor Evans cared for his country and did not want it to lose its national identity. As a good internationalist he also loved and cared for other nations of the world. read more

• Gav and Dan

  Daniel James, of Freystrop, Haverfordwest, happily poses with Ospreys and Wales Grand Slam rugby star Gavin Henson, before the Ospreys' Celtic Cup quarter-final 23-16 victory over Ulster at St Helen's. read more

• Are we being used as guinea pigs?

  DEAR EDITOR - As a parent I object strongly to the siting of a Tetra mast in Haverfordwest. read more

• Looking for a new home? We have over 1,000 properties advertised for sale

  Looking for a new home? We have over 1,000 properties advertised for sale read more

• Bank boosts Adam's appeal

  The Bucketful of Hope Appeal has been given a major boost thanks to a £5,000 donation from Barclays. read more

• Hospital's excellent record

  DEAR EDITOR, - I read with great interest how Withybush Hospital celebrated NHS Think Clean Day and how it was reported that Withybush Hospital has an excellent record on cleanliness and a particularly low rate of patients acquiring infections such as MRSA (Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus). read more

• The county marks VE Day anniversary

  Sixty years ago, Pembrokeshire celebrated VE Day, the end of World War Two in Europe. And on Sunday, people around the county came together again, to mark the anniversary. read more

• House shortage 'to get worse'

  A WARNING that affordable housing shortages will become worse has been issued by a Waterston businessman. read more

• Violence does not breed violence

  DEAR EDITOR, - I profoundly disagree with your Comment column 'Violence breeds violence' (April 20th), and must support the councillor referred to. read more

• Davies does well in opening role

  County cricket, Division One: Haverfordwest (147 all out) beat Burton (104 all out) read more

• Another junior rugby extravaganza

  The Pembrokeshire and District Junior rugby Association held their sixth finals day at the Observatory, Milford Haven, with quality rugby the order of the day. read more

• Mourners cause mayhem as cortege heads for port

  A GARAGE attendant got the shock of his life last Wednesday when a funeral cortege of more than 50 people, travelling to Fishguard Harbour, rushed into Ridgeway filling station, Haverfordwest, and helped themselves to £300 worth of alcohol and sweets. read more

• Farmer jailed for animal cruelty

  A FAMILY'S future is uncertain as a farmer is imprisoned for four months, and he and his partner are disqualified from keeping farm animals. read more

• Huw's a local hero!

  THE HEROIC actions of a Pembroke man stopped a serious road accident becoming a disaster. read more

• County to share in £5m dental boost

  A BOOST of £5 million for NHS dentistry in Wales represents a way forward for Pembrokeshire practices to maintain their NHS commitment, according to one local practitioner. read more

• Borderers prove worthy winners

  Junior Rugby Union Cup Final read more

• Summer start on new hotel?

  Permission is being sought for two new hotels and the extension of another in Pembroke Dock. read more

• Students take part in top British Colleges championships

  Three members of Pembrokeshire College's sports academy gained a valuable insight into one of the most prestigious sports colleges in Britain recently when they travelled to Loughborough in the East Midlands to take part in the British Colleges Sport Championships. read more

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