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Fishguard man loses licence for drink driving

An argument with his partner led to a man from Dinas Cross losing his driving licence last week. read more
Keen grower's allotment legacy

Excitement is growing as green-fingered locals look forward to reaping the benefits of new allotments in Fishguard. read more
Controversial Castle Pill land up for sale

A row over the right of way of a public footpath in Milford Haven took another twist last week when the land at the centre of the 15-year dispute was put up for sale. read more
Aid lorry completes gruelling journey

A lorry filled by generous Western Telegraph readers and churchgoers faced thieves, impassable roads and three border crossings as it made its epic journey to Malawi recently. read more
Village appeals to first minister over speed fears

A village where lives are being put at risk because of the speed of traffic driving through its heart along the A40 has appealed to Wales’ first minister, Carwyn Jones, to help in its fight to slow down vehicles. read more
Free bus travel to continue in Wales

Elderly and disabled passengers will still travel for free on Welsh bus services, it has been confirmed. read more
Funding helps gypsy travellers into work

Education minister Leighton Andrews has announced a new £4.6million initiative aimed at helping young people from gypsy traveller communities into employment. read more

Archive - Sunday, 21 March 2010