Tenby 2Pennar Robins 4PENNAR Robins have moved up to joint top of the table after this excellent win against Tenby at the Clicketts.The Robins have really hit form of late, and they were extremely good value for their three points thanks to the quality
Herbrandston 2Johnston 3JOHNSTON edged a five-goal thriller at Herbrandston.After Herbie had started the season with four wins on the trot, they have now suffered two defeats on the bounce.Adam Hawkins gave the visitors the lead on 20 minutes, the striker
PEMBROKESHIRE’S newest Young Farmers’ Club is looking forward to an exciting year of competing and socialising.Members from Brawdy YFC and Hayscastle YFC came together last month to form a new group of thirty plus.The annual general meeting
A SUPERPOD of dolphins was spotted off the Pembrokeshire coast at the weekend.An estimated 1,000 common dolphins were seen swimming together by Sea Trust volunteers who were carrying out a survey on a 30 mile stretch between Milford Haven and Lundy in
WITHYBUSH Hospital’s new renal unit has opened its doors and begun treating local patients.The £7.8 million development has been has been provided thanks to a collaboration between the Welsh Renal Clinical Network, Welsh Health Specialised
West Dragons 1St Clears 4A SUPERB hat-trick by Dan Ramsey sealed a thoroughly deserved victory over West Dragons at the Pavilion Field.The Dragons are struggling and have yet to register a league point as they lost for the sixth time on the bounce and
Mr J W Wainwright Haverfordwest MR Jeofre William Wainwright passed away peacefully in Withybush Hospital on September 8. He was 81 years old. Jeof was born in Pembroke and worked at Stephen Davies, Main Street, Pembroke, where he worked
THE apparent underestimated impact of the recent Scottish referendum not so much on Scotland, but the whole nation, is not in line with the views of the vast majority of the people not only Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, but England as well.
HARD times lie ahead for Wales’ universities if the Higher Education (Wales) Bill currently before the National Assembly is enacted. Its content has the potential to change the whole character of universities, constraining them and limiting their
I REFER to the report in the edition of September 17, about the slurry site discussed at the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Development Committee meeting on September 10, where it was reported Mr Daniel Harries said he had ‘overwhelming support’
RE: The closure of the Royal Oak, Fishguard. IT is so concerning to read that the decision to close the Royal Oak Pub on Fishguard square by its owners is taking place. Isn’t it time for Cadw to purchase this historic place? After all Cadw
A PRIVATE Pembroke care home has been forced to end nursing care due to a recruitment crisis.Bush House is home to 35 residents and has a dedicated unit for the elderly mental ill (EMI). But, like many care homes across Wales, has fallen victim to a dire
COUNCILLOR Jamie Adams’ days as Leader of Pembrokeshire County Council (PCC) are numbered, according to a former cabinet member ousted from his position last week. As the dust settles from Cllr Adams’ cabinet re-shuffle last week, the ruling Independent
AS a regular reader of your paper I have been struck this year by the large number of times - usually three or four per week - that brave, skilful and devoted people, on sea and land, have had - often not doubt at some risk to themselves - to rescue
RESIDENTS of Lower Town Fishguard are being urged to get ready for the winter.It is after up to 14 properties suffered flooding during the severe weather of January and February this year.Pembrokeshire County Council - along with other agencies - is organising
This week Bill Carne met up with Amy Tucker to chat with a young lady from Neyland who has, with her pony Troy, qualified for the forthcoming ‘Horse of the Year’ show at the NEC, Birmingham and later for the world-famous Hickstead event. .
Parma & Modena getaways September 2014 1st September we embarked on a train trip to Parma. Starting out at 5.15 am (it took till 11 am to get over the shock) we groped our way through the dark and lightening show to the station. The electrical
Her family's shop may be in Birmingham, but Sharan Purewal's story could just as easily apply – and be of value – to any small to medium sized business in Haverfordwest. When you meet Sharan, you'd be forgiven for thinking that energy is the last of
