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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Marina on hold

  A start on the proposed £multi-million marina project at Goodwick will be delayed because of a legal challenge to the ownership of the foreshore. read more

• Fur and feather classes make show comeback

  One of the oldest agricultural shows in Wales promises to be bigger than ever this year, thanks to a series of changes being implemented by its chairman. read more

• An American tale

  The magnificent three-girl setup that is Druidston's Ember opened the show, although, by their own admission, only one of their songs Train Of Disdain really fitted into the evening's Americana theme. read more

• Calling all monster jokers

  Our friends at the Dinosaur Park, Tenby, are looking forward to seeing you all over the holiday weekend. read more

• Close call

  Llangwm (112 all out) lost to Llanrhian (166 for 7) read more

• Estate looking brighter

  A graffiti wall has really got residents talking. read more

• Stone-throwing pupil comes forward to dispel gun fears

  DEAR EDITOR, - Further to your front page article of May 4th 'Gun Horror for Schoolboy', I am writing to update you on our findings from the investigation into the incident. read more

• The Afternoons just got better

  Pembrokeshire-based The Afternoons (pictured) begin a short tour on Friday at the Normandie in Tenby, to promote their new album Rocket Summer. read more

• Knives more of a threat on streets

  DEAR EDITOR, - I read with interest the editorial comment (May 4th) on firearms and how they should remained banned. read more

• Welsh Tory leader calls for Tetra mast removal

  WELSH Conservative leader Nick Bourne has called for the Haverfordwest Tetra mast to be removed. read more

• pembroke autograss club

  The Pembroke Autograss Club - PAC will be holding their final qualifying race meeting on Sunday for this year's mens' national championships. read more

• 'Duty of care' to Shire Hall

  DEAR EDITOR, - I still see that one of the most architectural and historic buildings in the centre of Haverfordwest, the Shire Hall, lies empty and discarded and is actually becoming an eyesore. read more

• Aunty's anguish as Kylie fights cancer

  KYLIE'S great-aunt and uncle from Haverfordwest, have joined the hundreds of fans hoping the pop princess wins her battle against breast cancer. read more

• Bronze Age discoveries

  Bronze Age discoveries have been made on a Pembrokeshire headland following a moorland fire last summer. read more

• A Leo likeness

  Folly Farm's Leo Lemur is a ring-tailed lemur. Lemurs are endangered, which means there aren't many left in the world. read more

• House prices hit rural businesses

  We all hear stories about young people leaving the Pembrokeshire countryside because properties are way beyond their price range. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive