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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Carbon copy

  DEAR EDITOR, - In a recent letter (May 25th) I made the assertion that the carbon emissions saved by the 34 turbines proposed for Mynydd y Gwair would balance the pollution of one of the new Airbus 380s. read more

• This week's cricket stats

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

• Councillor's resignation should have been demanded

  DEAR EDITOR, - Of course Councillor Jim Braby's reported remarks (Western Telegraph, May 25th) are offensive by any standards and, of course, he should be required to resign - it is embarrassing to think that someone who thinks like that is supposed to represent us. read more

• Hotel seeks business trade with complete makeover

  The Fishguard Bay Hotel is to receive a £512,000 grant from the Wales Tourist Board. read more

• Suzuki is driving force behind band

  Damo Suzuki's Network, Theatr Mwldan, Cardigan, May 30th read more

• Attack of the clones!

  Haverfordwest has been described as the second 'most cloned' town in Wales. read more

• Obituaries published June 8th, 2005

  Here are the obituaries published in the Western Telegraph on Wednesday, June 8th, 2005: read more

• Charity event will be county's biggest

  ARRANGEMENTS are well on the way for the biggest charity event that Pembrokeshire has ever seen. read more

• Exhibition

  GWAUN Valley artist Robert Cook, is holding an exhibition of paintings and poetry as part of a national collaboration. read more

• 'Friendliest' town honours three special residents

  THREE Milford Haven residents received awards at the Founders' Day Civic Ceremonial on Saturday. read more

• Smoking ban could call time on pubs

  A BAN on smoking in public places could lead to the closure on almost a third of pubs in Wales according to a new survey. read more

• Gotta goat-o it

  GRETTA Goat from Folly Farm is looking for some friends. read more

• Mystery of 'lost' LNG lorries solved

  THE MYSTERY of 67 missing lorries in the village of Waterston has been solved. read more

• Past-life sentence

  Can hypnosis be used as a way of accessing lives that were lived before our own? We sent ex-caveman, buccaneer and Edwardian hat-maker Owe Carter to a past-life regression workshop to find out. read more

• Brain tumour risk higher in county

  More than 100 Pembrokeshire residents have developed brain tumours over the last decade - and there is a suggestion that some of these cases could be linked to mobile phone use. read more

• Schoolboy Tom takes novice title

  A record 28 people competed in this year's Pembrokeshire Triathlon Club annual triathlon. read more

• Star of the future

  MATTHEW Richards impressed for West Wales Schools U11s rugby in their recent 7-5 victory over East Wales at Stradey Park, Llanelli. read more

• Georgina bids for Miss Wales title

  Pembrokeshire has a finalist in the Miss Wales competition. read more

• Happy birthday Presspackers!

  Birthday greetings this week go to: read more

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