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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Eisteddfod celebrates a diamond occasion

  MAENCLOCHOG Eisteddfod marked its diamond jubilee with a highly successful event at the local school on the May Day Bank Holiday. read more

• Obituaries published May 11th, 2205

  Here are the obituaries published in the Western Telegraph on Wednesday, May 11th 2005: read more

• General Election 2005: How the West was won

  PRESELI Pembrokeshire began a new political era just before 4am on Friday when Conservative Stephen Crabb emerged victorious from a nail-biting General Election contest. read more

• Make objections loud and clear

  DEAR EDITOR, - Re Mrs Burdett's letter (April 27th), 'Will anyone listen to mast protesters'? read more

• Harry's personal grand slam

  Pembrokeshire has produced its first international primary age gymnast in current British Under 11s champion Harry Owen from Begelly. read more

• Call from Australia

  DEAR EDITOR, - My husband's grandmother, Gladys Bowen, born at Orange Gardens, Pembroke, in 1891, was sent from Pembroke to live in Maesteg at a very young age. read more

• Champion day for Barley Saturday

  RECORDS were smashed at the Barley Saturday Show and Parade in Cardigan, and despite some concern over obtaining insurance cover, organisers forecast a bright future for the anual event. read more

• Brindley calls it a day

  One of Pembrokeshire football's longest serving players, Mark Brindley of Saundersfoot Sports, has decided to hang-up his boots, having completed over 30 years service for the club. read more

• Soldiers' six-month duty in Iraq

  This group of Pembrokeshire soldiers have set off for Iraq, following a training programme at Castlemartin Range. read more

• Author dies before seeing hospice dream completed

  THE 'founder mother' of the Shalom project in north Pembrokeshire has died before seeing the hospice opened. read more

• Nothing proved to be completely safe

  DEAR EDITOR, - It saddens me that so many people allow emotional arguments to triumph over common sense. read more

• Does this solve the mystery of the 'big cat'?

  Has the riddle of the big cat been solved? read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive