2 or 3 weeks ago, I posted a blog piece on a letter from Pembrokeshire County Council.

On the envelope was the Council logo of the Celtic Cross with the words "Pembrokshire Good Neighbour Scheme".

I would think any correspondence from a reputable body/organisation would be checked for errors before it is goes to print.

I do my best with this blog as I do not go back and read an article through, before sending it live. I hope I find any spelling and grammatical errors as I go along, but being a fairly fast typist, errors can creep in. Sometimes I even notice a mistake or 2 after sending an article live, and I go back to correct it as I do not like bad spelling or poor grammar, though I still accept I must make errors.

I was following a bus today through Haverfordwest (CV55 AXW) and through boredom in the traffic, was reading the FBM estate agent advert to find they spelt Pembrokeshire as Pembrokehire.

ooops. I wonder if FBM know? If they dont, they soon will....

I wonder if the mistake is replicated on other buses? I will have to look now, whenever I see a bus.

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