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£1,173 of Swarovski crystal ornaments stolen
Over £1,000 worth of Swarovski crystal ornaments have been stolen from a popular Haverfordwest shop. Nine Swarovski Disney character ornaments, worth a total of £1,173 were taken from Counrty Clothes in Haverfordwest on Tuesday, March 31st. The
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Lamphey win league title
Lamphey under-13s recently celebrated winning the Pembrokeshire league after heavily defeating Camrose 15-0. This is the second year in a row that Lamphey have been crowned league champs, and have only lost twice against runners-up Tenby and Clarbeston
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Vigilant villagers help catch burglary suspects
Police have praised vigilant residents who helped catch two suspected burglars after an early hours raid on a village shop. Residents in Maenclochog called police after being woken by the suspicious behaviour of two male youths in the early
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Police investigate smashing spate
Police in Milford Haven are investigating two incidents of window smashing that happened in the area between Friday 27th and Monday 30th March. Between Friday and Sunday a stone was thrown through the window of a house in Hawthorn Path on the
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Police warning follows Neyland burglary
Police are today (Thursday) warning householders to ensure that doors and windows of properties are securely locked, following a burglary in Neyland. A garage in the town's Lawrenny Street was broken into sometime before last Tuesday (March 31st).
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Investigation launched into missing 96-year-old
Pembrokeshire County Council have confirmed today (Thursday)that they are conducting an investigation into how a 96-year-old woman went missing from Cilwendeg Care Home in Boncath on Tuesday night. The elderly woman was reported missing from
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Now you see it - Now you don't
In September we ventured to IKEA in Florence. On the way up the ‘road of the sun,’ as they call the A1 motorway, we stopped at Bettole where there is an ‘outlet village’ and then stopped again to explore Cortona. The ‘outlets' are not the same
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Burglars foiled in Neyland break in
An attempted burglary in Neyland High Street is being investigated by police. Thieves attempted to gain entry by unscrewing a window of the utility room of the property some time between 11pm last Monday, March 30th and 8am the following day. Police
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Massive night search for missing 96-year-old
A missing 96-year-old woman sparked a massive emergency services search in the Boncath area, which continued into the early hours of yesterday (Wednesday) morning. The woman went missing form Cilwendeg residential care home in Boncath at around
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Furnace turn on heat to stop Seagulls’ good run
Furnace 33 Fishguard 10 Fishguard’s recent run of form came to a halt as they succumbed to a disappointing defeat away at Furnace. The Seagulls, who arrived at Cael Castell with a disrupted squad, delivered an error strewn performance to succumb
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Mariners struck by Cefneithin storm
Cefneithin 15 Milford Haven 6 A superlative performance from Cefneithin full back Chris Moore saw Milford Haven suffer their first defeat of the season and lose their grip at the top of division five. However, the battle at the Cae Carwyn James ground
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Otters prove their mettle
Narberth 26 Corus 7 Narberth’s win over the Port Talbot side Corus was a much tougher encounter than the scoreline would suggest. The Steelmen were just that. Tough, uncompromising, rugged and unwilling to admit defeat. The Otters
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Young Otters progress
Whitland Wanderers 20 Narberth Athletic 36 A young Narberth Athletic side gave a superb performance to beat Whitland Wanderers in their Pembrokeshire junior union cup fixture at Whitland. Against a strong and more experienced team, Narberth’s youngsters
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Children reprimanded for grave yard damage
Two ten-year-old boys have been reprimanded for causing damage to grave stones at City Road, Haverfordwest. As the Western Telegraph reported on March 18th, several graves at the City Road Cemetery were damaged the previous Thursday, March 12th. The
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Whitland victory completes worthy double
Llangennech 19 Whitland 23 Whitland completed the double over Llangenn-ech with a hard fought victory away from home. Llangennech scored their opening try after two minutes when winger Mark Lemon touched down after the forwards had won quality ball
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Farmer to follow American dream
America awaits for a Pembrokeshire dairy farmer who has scooped the top prize in a competition. John Harries, of Velindre, St Nicholas, has won a trip to America to visit dairy units in Wisconsin and to the World Dairy Expo show in Madison
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Whitland rugby round-up
Waunarlydd 2nd 0 Whitland 2nd XV 33 Whitland seconds travelled to Waunarlwydd needing to bounce back after their Pembrokeshire junior union cup exit to derby rivals Narberth in midweek. That’s exactly what they did in some style winning by 33 points
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Quins defeated by league leaders
Pembroke Dock Quins 3 Llandeilo 24 League leaders Llandeilo maintain their 100% record with a deserved bonus point win at Bierspool on Saturday, taking the Quins’ unbeaten home record that stretched back to early November. The Quins playing with
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Teen suffers serious injuries in night cliff fall
A local teenager is in Withybush Hospital this morning with serious injuries after falling 70 foot down a cliff last night (Wednesday). The woman, believed to be 19-years-old, fell down the steps cliff leading to Lindsway Beach, St. Ishmaels
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Anger at tank loss for town
Dear Editor The removal of the Chieftain tank from Western Way by Pembroke Dock Town Council due to the lack of funds available for maintenance, is a diabolical decision (Western Telegraph, March 11th). What about the £150,000 the council receives from
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Keen cyclist banned from biking to school
Parents in Milford Haven are being urged to fight a ban which means their children are not allowed to cycle into school because of a “lack of safe routes”. Milford Haven School stopped pupils cycling several years ago but parent Nigel Clark