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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Tragic mum's book of love

  When Alice Rees was told she had terminal cancer her greatest worry was that her children would not understand why mummy had gone to heaven and indeed, what her belief of heaven was. read more

• Out of Africa

  Two of the world's only truly amphibious antelopes are splashing out in their own pool at Folly Farm. read more

• Big day as castle opens

  HUNDREDS of Narberth residents gathered to mark one of the most important days in the town's history on Saturday, as Narberth Castle was officially opened to the public. read more

• Drug dealer jailed

  A drug dealer was caught in the centre of Fishguard carrying cocaine, amphetamine, ecstasy and weighing scales, a judge heard last Wednesday. read more

• Survivor Cherie's bucketful of support

  There can be few more heartfelt supporters of Adam Evans-Thomas' Bucketful of Hope Appeal then Cherie Harvey. read more

• Cresselly crush holders

  Harrison-Allen Bowl cricket - quarter-finals Haverfordwest (134 for 8) lost to Cresselly (158 for 7) read more

• A wheel-y good giveaway for kids in Presspack!

  A wheel-y good giveaway for kids in Presspack! read more

• Jack wins pet idol a-paws

  A PEMBROKESHIRE pooch made it into the top 20 Daily Mirror Pet Idol competition for the cutest dog. read more

• Tish push Cresselly close

  County cricket Division One Cresselly (107 for 8) beat St Ishmaels (103 all out) read more

• This week's cricket stats

  Here are this week's results, tables and fixtures from the Dragon Sports Pembrokeshire County Cricket League. read more

• Top trainer in TV spotlight

  The Cheltenham Gold Cup is always one of the highlights of the jump-racing season and for one trainer from Pembrokeshire winning that prestigious prize could be a dream come true. read more

• MP's maiden speech slams drink crime strategies

  Preseli Pembrokeshire MP Stephen Crabb has warned that the Government is losing the war on binge drink crime. read more

• Tristars impress

  The newly formed Pembrokeshire Tristars, the junior section of the Pembrokeshire Tri-athlon Club, didn't just hit the ground running, but also cycling and swimming, when 13 members recently took part in the Pencoed Triathlon. read more

• Carew move second

  County Cricket: Division One Carew (171 for 3) beat Neyland (170 for 9) read more

• Pembrokeshire Anglers Association mark 50 years of fishing

  This year marks the 50th Anniversary of Pem-brokeshire Anglers Association, a notable landmark for the fishing club boasting over 200 members. read more

• Chamber blaze highlights cutback fears

  It wasn't hot air from Haverfordwest town councillors which caused smoke to appear in the council chamber on Thursday evening. read more

• Janet's bin loving it

  SHE may be just five foot two inches tall and nine stone in weight but 41-year-old Janet Harris has become Pembrokeshire's first female refuse collector. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive