A Milford Haven man who carried out a series of sex attacks on young girls has had his sentence more than doubled by top judges - the day before he was due to be released. Michael Frederick Joseph McGuire, 63, of Greville Road, was jailed for 12 months
Fishguard 55 Pontyates 3 Three tries by pacy centre Matthew Reynolds helped Fishguard achieve their expected win against lowly Pontyates. However, the visitors deserve credit for the way they tried to play running rugby, despite being under the
St Clears 5 Llangwm 13 Llangwm gained a deserved away win against St Clears to lift the spirits in their camp. Their hard work in training seems to be paying off for what is a relatively young side. The fighting spirit at Pill Parks was shown
Milford Haven 27 Neyland 25 Milford Haven established bragging rights after securing a slender hard-fought derby victory against Neyland. Leigh Broome gave them the early lead with a penalty, which was cancelled out by a similar effort
Bynea 0 Pembroke 21 Pembroke stay top of the table after an excellent away win against a battling Bynea. Coach Ossie Boswell was a little disappointed by the performance, although he said the end result was terrific in heavy rain and slippery conditions
Tenby United 59 Aberaeron 7 Tenby United rattled-up a half century of points in their impressive home win against Aberaeron. Tenby led 19-0 at the interval with tries from centre Arthur Maulio-Martino and wingers Simon Stanford and Dai Meyrick
Pembroke Dock Harlequins 7 Llanybydder 16 Pembroke Dock Harlequins made too many errors as they lost at home against Llanybydder. They were ahead at the interval, but a mixture of over-enthusiasm and taking of wrong options showed their relative
Hendy 17 Cardigan 20 Cardigan sneaked to a narrow victory away at Hendy. The visitors fought back from an early 14 point deficit to keep them firmly in third place in the table. The Teifisiders found themselves two scores adrift as Hendy started
Police in Pembrokeshire have launched a poster campaign appealing for information about a St Davids man who has been missing for over two weeks. Thomas Hall, aged 47, also known as ‘Tom’, lives in a caravan at Treliwyd Farm Rhodiad y Brenin
Whitland 28 Llangennech 13 Whitland produced another solid display to overcome Llangennech. The Borderers have now won four games on the trot after a disappointing opening to the season. Llangennech outside half Craig Evans gave his side an early
Carmarthen Athletic 7 Narberth 6 Narberth slipped to a narrow defeat at the hands of Carmarthen Athletic. The Otters missed out on a golden opportunity to beat the Athletic, failing to take their chances when it counted and were never able to maintain
Dunvant 16 Haverfordwest 5 Dunvant made home advantage count as they recorded the verdict over battling Haverfordwest. The homesters lead by ten points at the interval and went on to record victory over a Haverfordwest side which battled hard in
Crymych 13 Pontarddulais 11 Crymych maintained their wonderful 100% record in division three west against a robust Pontarddulais side. However, this wasn’t the Preseli Men at their best as they led 13-3 at half time, but rarely looked likely to
A Saundersfoot man capable of "being deeply dishonest" has received a suspended prison sentence for stealing a boat and breaking into a house. Jamie David Christopher, aged 34, returned the boat before he was arrested after getting cold feet
Farmers producing premium beef on the heathlands of Pembrokeshire have welcomed a new supply initiative that places their produce on the shelves of a major local retailer. The farmers all graze cattle traditionally on heathland in the countryside around
Newtown 1 Haverfordwest County 1 Haverfordwest Cou-nty halted their recent run of defeats on Saturday when they came back from Newtown with a point following a 1-1 draw at Latham Park. Both sides were in the bottom half of the table at the start
A Haverfordwest man is getting ready for the biggest challenge of his life. Martin Hughes, who works for the Welsh Ambulance Service, is competing in the Snowdonia Marathon. The 26.2 mile race has previously been dubbed ‘Europe’s toughest marathon’.
Nothing has riled the public more in the last 10 days more than the antics of Wayne Rooney mouthing his comments about Manchester United and then his about turn when he signed a new contract earning him a reported £250,000 A WEEK. In comparison
Leading Welsh pastry manufacturer, Peter’s, is launching a ‘Mini-Me’ campaign in search of junior lookalikes of the Welsh rugby team, and is looking for entrants from Pembrokeshire. Peter’s will be scouring the country in an attempt to find a team of
DON'T miss your chance to vote in our Pembrokeshire Baby Face 2010 competition. If you missed the eight-page pull out in the October 20th edition of the Western Telegraph you can find the pages here. We have all the faces and the four
