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• Bumper autograss Easter meeting

  The first meeting for the auto grass club was held on Easter Sunday, and it was the club's best ever club race meeting, writes Joan Bevans. read more

• Vikings upset form book to recapture senior cup

  HAKIN UNITED 1 NARBERTH 0 AARON Owens was the toast of Hakin United after scoring the only goal to earn senior cup glory over shell-shocked Narberth. read more

• Carl wins Scottish Grand National

  THERE was a big cheer in Pembrokeshire for local trainer-jockey Carl Llewellyn, who rode 33-1 shot Run For Paddy to a dramatic Scottish Grand National win on Saturday. read more

• Trainee chefs cause a stir in UK cook-off

  Three student chefs from The Tudor Lodge Academy - owned by Pembrokeshire-based training group PRP - have beaten off stiff competition to become UK finalists at the New Ways with Bramley Apples 2006 Catering Competition. read more

• Charity art auction

  Nearly 20 Pembrokeshire artists are showing their support for the home-grown Sri Lanka support charity, Start, by putting work forward for its art auction this week. read more

• 'Miracle escape' as lorry hits island

  A Tesco delivery lorry overturned and caught fire when it crashed into Merlins Bridge roundabout at 5.45am on Friday. read more

• And now for something completely different...

  Huun-Huur-Tu, the foremost international representatives of Tuvan Throat singing are performing at Theatr Mwldan. read more

• Hang with The Blims

  Despite the dubious connotations or even the wisdom of a promoter calling themselves Fly By Night, the local promotions outfit of that name are reliably well known for putting on great gigs in the area with an inexhaustible enthusiasm and energy, and they've got two corkers popping up soon. read more

• Holiday park blaze drama

  Pembrokeshire firefighters tackled two life-threatening blazes at the weekend. read more

• Results

  James Williams Pembrokeshire Senior Football League, Senior Cup Final, April 22. read more

• Hard work pays off for Richard

  During a ceremony at the Wales Young Farmers' Clubs' Field Day held on Saturday, Richard Lewis, of Pembrokeshire, was announced as the winner of the Welsh Livery Guild Young Farmers Award 2006. read more

• Knight rider

  With an Oscar-winning career spanning more than 40 years, Sir Anthony Hopkins is one of the most successful actors in the world today. read more

• Foal tags along with new mum

  A foal whose mother died as she gave birth to him has defied the odds after being adopted by another mare. read more

• New movement rules add to burden of red tape

  Pembrokeshire sheep farmers are facing a 'massive increase in unnecessary red tape' since new sheep movement rules became law this month, according to the Farmers' Union of Wales (FUW). read more

• Register office plan for historic house

  The sad and shabby appearance of Haverfordwest's historic Foley House, designed by Nash and visited by Nelson, may soon be transformed if current restoration plans come to fruition. read more

• Athletic cause cup upset

  Solva 1 Milford Athletic 2 (After extra-time) Milford Athletic came back from a goal behind to become the Division Two Cup champions following extra time drama at the Bridge Meadow. read more

• Trust fund aids mums' study costs

  RETURNING to learning has been made easier for two single mums from west Wales after they received £1,000 to help with their studying costs. read more

• Beaches shine again

  Fourteen Pembrokeshire beaches have received the coveted Green Coast Award. read more

• Fishlock welcomes 'brilliant' new trail

  An invitation to open a new circular walking trail in Pembrokeshire proved to be a miracle cure for injured broadcaster Trevor Fishlock. read more

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