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On this day: Pembrokeshire Archive

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• Electric lift-off for Rocket CD

  Some bands quite publicly do it at HMV, some do it at a Virgin Megastore with scant regard for the shopper, and now one of our top local acts Love Rocket has done it at independent music shop Tangled Parrot in Carmarthen. read more

• Call for 2006 nominations in age award

  The Western Telegraph is joining forces with Age Positive, the Government campaign to end age discrimination at work, to launch the Age Positive Awards 2006. read more

• Fears over lack of flu drug in Wales

  Dear Editor - As it is likely that the bird flu virus 'has already reached Britain', according to your front page report, it is worth noting that no chemist in Wales carries stocks of the Tamiflu antiviral drug, but it "can be ordered". read more

• Country has no voice in vital areas

  DEAR EDITOR - The latest news of the radical changes recommended by the Royal Colleges of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, of paediatrics and of midwives, to the maternity services at Withybush Hospital, gives rise to grave concerns. read more

• Sad day for Tory party

  DEAR EDITOR - As an ex-president of the Carmarthen West and South Pembrokeshire Conservative Association may I say what a sad day it was for the Conservative cause in Pembrokeshire at the Kilgetty meeting last Saturday. read more

• Obituaries published on Wednesday 22nd of March 2006

  Here are the obituaries published in the Western Telegraph on Wednesday 22nd of March 2006 read more

• Policy must be changed

  Dear editor - As a former chairman of the Parent Teachers Association and governors of Fishguard High School and Dyfed County Council's schools committee, I am very concerned at the situation regarding the teaching of modern languages in schools today. read more

• What's left at Shire Hall?

  Dear Editor - Perhaps the lack of interest in the historic and architectural legacy of the Shire Hall is because the majority of local people of Haverfordwest have never been inside it. read more

• Idea teaches nothing new

  DEAR EDITOR - I read with interest in last week's Western Telegraph that the Pembrokeshire Cabinet met recently to consider a proposal from ELWA to introduce tertiary education in the Haverfordwest area. read more

• Down under to Rhoscrowther

  An Australian farmer has experienced farm life in Pembrokeshire thanks to agricultural organisation, AgriVenture. read more

• Harrison jazzed up

  Jazz musician Joel Harrison lists his influences from George Harrison and Hendrix to Stravinsky, Ray Charles, Country music and Beck. read more

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