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Pair rewarded for rescue bravery
2:10pm Tuesday 18th September 2007
Farmer Bill Wade owes his life to the quick thinking of his 15-year-old son Thomas and neighbour Graham Scourfield.
Comments (0)Drumming up African funds
2:08pm Tuesday 18th September 2007
Master drummer Kandara Cissoko is hosting workshops to raise money for a trip to Africa this winter.
Bad parking may ‘put off shoppers’
2:07pm Tuesday 18th September 2007
A plea to Narberth's workers to free up parking space in the town centre and help the local economy is being made this week by the local county councillor.
Crash prompts speed campaign
2:04pm Tuesday 18th September 2007
A council chairman is renewing his call for a speed limit reduction on the road outside his home, following an accident yards from his front door.
Wardens praised for Tenby tickets
5:39pm Monday 17th September 2007
More than 1,000 fixed penalty tickets were issued to illegally-parked motorists in Tenby during July and August.
Council must start spending to stop speeding
5:37pm Monday 17th September 2007
A funding appeal by police in Tenby for a community speed gun is being made to local councillors.
Arts Fest ival box office opens today
5:33pm Monday 17th September 2007
The countdown is on to this month's Tenby Arts Festival, and the box office opened today.
High and goodbye for cheesemakers
8:55am Friday 17th August 2007
One of Wales' best known producers, Llanboidy Cheesemakers, is celebrating after winning two top cheese awards in 24 hours.
What a shower!
11:24am Wednesday 8th August 2007
Crowds enjoyed the showers in Tenby on Wednesday as the town's retained firemen's carnival lived up to its wet and wild reputation.
Community police squad set to target speeding drivers
2:46pm Wednesday 25th July 2007
Residents in Narberth have praised the Neighbourhood Policing Team for reducing anti-social behaviour.
UK News
Husband's grief over floods tragedy
Updated 6:26pm Saturday 11th October 2008
A British man has spoken of his grief at the loss of his wife and one of his twin daughters who died after being swept away by floods in Spain.
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Blue Rock nominated for festival awards
Pembrokeshire's own Celtic Blue Rock Festival is in the running for several prizes in the prestigious UK Festival Awards 2008.
Emma blazes a trail for curvy girls
The campaign for curvy ladies has found its frontwoman in the form of Emma Tabor, from Pembroke.
Narberth youngsters can bank on sporting new kit
As the young football players from Narberth under-13s team prepare for the start the latest season, they have already scored an important goal.
Thomas twins tops for tennis
Sports-mad twin brothers Samuel and Lewys Thomas, aged nine, from Croesgoch, finished off a busy summer of tennis, successfully competing at the National finals, in Cardiff, recently.
The many faces of Mwldan
The autumn season at Theatr Mwldan begins with a dramatic and comical adaptation of The Canterbury Tales, and the venue has much more to keep audiences entertained as the nights start drawing in.
Board looking to the next generation
The search is on for a young Welsh dairy farmer to represent the views of the industry in Wales on a new board.
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