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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

Pembrokeshire Archive

• Police suspect arson as crews battle barn fire

  A FIRE which raged at a Pembroke farm for more than 30 hours may have been the result of an arson attack, say police. read more

• Go-ahead for herceptin

  Pembrokeshire breast cancer patients in the early stages of the disease have welcomed the news they will get access to the drug herceptin if their doctor thinks it will work for them. read more

• Roads claim two more drivers

  A MAN was killed when the car he was driving collided with a stone gatepost at Home Farm in Cresselly at 11.15pm on Monday. read more

• Emily wins DC's Cup

  South Pembrokeshire Pony Club started the year off on a very upbeat note. read more

• Nick's bright karting future

  A promising young karter has won high praise and firm support from David Llewellin, the multiple British rally champion. read more

• This week's football stats

  Here are this week's results, tables and fixtures from the James Williams Pembrokeshire Senior Football League read more

• Hain's comments leave police authority baffled

  Welsh Secretary Peter Hain's TV pronouncement that all the police authorities in Wales are in favour of an all-Wales force has bewildered members of Dyfed-Powys Police Authority. read more

• LNG plan passed by National Park

  pembrokeshire Coast National Park planners last week approved an application for the latest alterations to work on the South Hook LNG terminal, Milford Haven. read more

• Call of the wild

  A crowd of residents turned out to welcome home the Hazelbeach swans last week. read more

• Park says goodbye to animals after 19 years

  Animals will no longer be a feature at a Pembrokeshire theme park following a decision by the owners to change the focus of the business. read more

• Would holiday help save St David's Day?

  As children dressed uyp for St David's Day, the county has declared a public holiday may save St David's Day from fading from the public consciousness in Pembrokeshire. read more

• Flu threat to Christmas poultry sales

  Pembrokeshire's Christmas poultry industry could be under threat as bird flu continues to spread across Europe. read more

• Father and son jailed on appeal for vicious assault

  A father and son allowed to walk free by an 'unduly lenient' judge after a vicious assault on the head chef at their Haverfordwest restaurant have been jailed by the Appeal Court. read more

• Injured captain joins crowds in cawl taste test

  Injured Wales rugby captain Gareth Thomas has enjoyed a taste of traditional cooking in Pembroke-shire to take his mind off the game's troubles. read more

On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive