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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

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• Cresselly win elusive Harrison-Allen Bowl

  Cresselly (183 for 4 and 86 for 2) beat Carew (111 for 5 and 153 for 9) read more

• County girls feature well for Wales

  THE FIRST ever Welsh under-21 dressage team contained two local riders. read more

• Voyage proves Tenacious

  THE local branch of the Jubilee Sailing Trust has declared its first ever all-Pembrokeshire voyage a huge success, following the recent return of the crew. read more

• Protesters to appeal against LNG ruling

  INDIVIDUAL members of the protest group Safe Haven are to go to the Court of Appeal in their fight for a judicial review into the LNG planning consents. read more

• What a waste - Drugs to blame for triple death crash

  A teenage driver, who killed himself and two young passengers when he crashed his car, had taken cannabis and amphetamine shortly before the accident, an inquest was told on Monday. read more

• Battle to stop night firing

  A battle is being waged in a Pembrokeshire holiday village over plans to reintroduce military night firing after a 25-year break. read more

• Sport Pembrokeshire - What's on

  DISABILITY SPORT Pembrokeshire Disability Football (The Cleddau Warriors) is holding a barbecue and football fun day at Crundale Hall on Sunday, August 14th. The fun will start at 10.30am and run through to 2.30pm. Members from the Pembrokeshire Disability Swimming Squads are attending a Welsh Amateur Swimming Association National Disability Gala at the National Pool in Swansea, on Saturday, August 13th. We wish them all the very best of luck. If you would like any further information, please contact Sian Bowen, disability sport officer, on 01437 776240 or 07799714436. read more

• Historic aircraft will return to wartime base

  CAREW Airfield is preparing to welcome back one of the aircraft most closely associated with it throughout its operational life in the Second World War - an Avro Anson. read more

• Evans and Casey win County single's titles

  SOME fabulous tennis was the order of the day at the 56th annual Pembrokeshire County tennis finals, which was held recently at the Parade Grounds, Haverfordwest. read more

• Residents' anger at LNG accommodation plans

  ANGRY residents say they feel let down by Pembrokeshire County Council after a plan to allow 220 LNG workers to move onto the former Dowty factory site was approved. read more

• Popworks to transform into youth centre

  Young people in Pembrokeshire are to receive a major boost, thanks to Objective One funding. read more

• Jessy on mission to G8 protest

  A 14-year-old pupil from Ysgol Bro Gwaun, Fishguard, travelled to the G8 protest in Scotland recently, to represent her local Plaid Cymru group, with the support of her school. read more

• Experts at work on church roof

  The cage of scaffolding enveloping 12th century St Mary's Church, Haverfordwest, has prompted curiosity about what is happening there. read more

• Panthers reach final

  Girls from the Pembrokeshire FAW football-coaching centre took part in the prestigious Ian Rush festival, held at Aberystwyth. read more

• Derek's ray of sunshine

  The weather did not hamper the enjoyment for everyone at Roch Village Fete on Saturday. Arriving in style, in the lead vintage car with the jazz band playing Bring Me Sunshine, Derek Brockway brought smiles to everyone's faces. read more

• SpongeBob joins in and soaks up the festival fever

  Overcast and rainy weather failed to put a dampner on another bumper Narberth Civic Week. read more

• Hot tub brings 'cajuzzi' joy for brave Hayley

  A SEVEN-YEAR-OLD girl with a rare genetic condition has had a dream come true thanks to a Pembrokeshire couple. read more

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