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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• County could be energy capital of UK

  PEMBROKESHIRE could rapidly become the energy capital of the UK, according to Welsh Assembly economic development minister, Andrew Davies. read more

• Get to grips with planning procedures

  Farming Connect planning meetings will be run across Wales this summer. read more

• Land of dreams

  Landscape photographer David Wilson from Llangwm will be exhibiting a new collection of work in the Joanna Field Gallery at the Torch Theatre, Milford Haven, throghout July. read more

• Time to help the planning authorities 'get it right'

  DEAR EDITOR - I am delighted that the battle of the roundhouses is probably over (Western Telegraph, June 22nd). read more

• Farming faces green challenge

  Preseli Prembrokeshire MP Stephen Crabb met NFU President, Tim Bennett on Thursday at a reception in parliament to discuss the environmental challenges facing society. read more

• Folly Farm competition - Jump to it!

  Wallace the Wallaby lives in Folly Farm's zoo, but wallabies are from Australia. read more

• Not half bard

  Pembroke Castle is the magical setting for a new production of Shakespeare's Macbeth by The Lord Chamberlain's Men. read more

• Clowning around at Folly Farm

  There's plenty to smile about at Folly Farm this week, as resident clown Chunkie Russell, celebrates 20 magical years in the clowning profession! read more

• And the winner is...

  Pembrokeshire College students were treated to their very own Oscar night recently at the College's Film Awards. read more

• Game on!

  With Wimbledon fever upon us and school sports days underway, Visa has launched the Visa Olympics of the Imagination (VOI) art competition giving children in the UK a chance to keep that sporting fever alive into the winter months and to attend the next Olympic Winter Games in Turin in February 2006. read more

• Welcome new Presspackers!

  A big Presspack welcome this week goes to: read more

• Happy birthday!

  Birthday greetings for this week go to: read more

• Gas probe to resume

  A new search for gas in the Irish Sea begins in October. read more

• Obituaries published June 29th 2005

  Here are the obituaries published in the Western Telegraph on Wednesday, June 29th, 2005: read more

• Land dispute lord denies blocking marina bid

  Mark Roberts, Lord Marcher of St Davids, who claims he owns the foreshore between Newgale and Goodwick Harbour, is defiantly refuting claims that he is jeopardising Fishguard's Marina development. read more

• Father's Day thanks to the Telegraph

  DEAR EDITOR, - I would like to express my thanks to the Western Telegraph, the Wildlife Trust and of course Hannah and Dan, my children, who won the tickets for the Waverley paddle steamer outing. read more

• Dismay at flouting of process

  DEAR EDITOR, - We were disappointed to read in your last edition (July 22nd) that the National Park development committee has deferred taking action against the roundhouse at Brithdir Mawr. read more

• Gyda Llaw, June 29th

  OS ydych chi am rywbeth gafaelgar i'w ddarllen dros yr haf ar y dyddiau dedwydd'na wrth ochr y pwll neu'n gorwedd yn yr ardd heb ddim i'w wneud (mae'n rhaid breuddwydio weithiau, ond oes e?) gallwch chi wneud yn waeth na dewis un o'r dair nofel oedd yn cystadlu am deitl Llyfr y Flwyddyn dros y penwythnos. read more

• Shoot me now! I'm over 65

  DEAR EDITOR, - May I protest at the spread of ageism in our society. read more

• County has huge business potential, says minister

  WE may be on the edge of Wales, but when it comes to quality and innovation, Pembrokeshire is right there with the rest. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive