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Helen Noble - aka The Juggler |
Helen Noble is a mother of 3, living and working in Pembrokeshire.
Having previously lived in other parts of Wales and the UK she has settled here with her family and continues with her balancing act. |
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La Dolce Vita |
Michael & Peggy Hunt moved from Pembrokeshire to Italy two years ago. They now live on the Tuscan / Umbrian border in Locanda Delle Rose among 300 olive trees. |
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WI Walk |
Shirley Thomas and Daphne Morgan are taking on the 190 mile Pembrokeshire Coast Path to raise money for a new roof for WI House in Haverfordwest. In this blog Shirley will share their experiences
during their walk on the coast path. |
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Ellie Walker - Newport News |
21-year-old Ellie Walker has returned to live and work in Newport, Pembrokeshire after three years at Cardiff University. She is passionate about her home town and loves music, films, theatre
and comedy. Her blog explores all of these, as well as the trials and tribulations of living at home after three years of independence. |
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Preseli Perspectives |
Denis Watkins retired to Newport, with his wife Daphne, after spending much of his working life in Nottingham. Since moving to Pembrokeshire he has immersed himself in the culture and language
of the county. He enjoys learning Welsh, politics, the environment,walking on the Preselis and the coastal path with his two labradors, rowing, reading biographies and writing. |
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Migrating Host |
| Migrating Host is a Haverfordian currently living in London. He'll be bringing you news, views and other random stuff on the world of console, handheld and PC games as well as related media,
sometimes with a Welsh twist. |
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Tony Malone |
| Tony is an international artist & designer living and working in Pembrokeshire. |
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Amanda Davies - Job Hunter |
| Determined Amanda Davies is doing her best to find a job in Pembrokeshire in the current economic climate. In her blog she will explore ways of keeping motivated while job seeking in these
difficult times. She will share any advice or feedback she gets during her search. |
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Calling all bloggers...
We want to publish your blog on our website www.westerntelegraph.co.uk. Whether you are male, female, young, old, local, or ex-pat, we want to hear from you.
We can provide a forum for your views, your accounts, your stories. We can showcase any bit of life that you care to feature.
We're looking for the best bloggers and all you need to do is e-mail us with your name, age, address
and phone number.
Then tell us the sort of things you would write about each day. If you think you'll make a great blogger, we'll be in touch with you soon.
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