
Masons go that extra mile to strike a blow for Cardigan boxers
CARDIGAN boxers have been delighted to receive a £4,500 grant from the West Wales Masons to help cover rising transport costs.
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CARDIGAN boxers have been delighted to receive a £4,500 grant from the West Wales Masons to help cover rising transport costs.
PLAID Cymru are celebrating early successes in two multi-member wards in the south of Ceredigion.
A NEWCASTLE Emlyn motorist has been fined £660 and had her licence endorsed with six penalty points for failing to provide driver identity following an alleged speeding offence on the A48 at Pensarn.
A NEWCASTLE Emlyn motorist attacked two police officers and subsequently failed to provide a blood specimen at Haverfordwest police station, Haverfordwest magistrates were told.
A CARDIGAN man found to be in possession of a knife at Cardigan rugby club was spared jail when he appeared before Haverfordwest magistrates.
EIGHT members of an alleged Teifi Valley poaching gang have appeared in court at Aberystwyth charged with a string of offences dating back almost twenty years.
A LAMPETER motorist has been fined £440 and had his licence endorsed with three penalty points for driving a car with such a heavily-tinted window that it was deemed to represent a danger to other road users.
A 27-YEAR-old Cardigan woman has been fined £40 by Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire magistrates after admitting the breach of a community order.
A CARDIGAN motorist has been fined £220 for keeping a vehicle with a number plate which failed to conform with regulations.
A 55-YEAR-old Aberarth motorist has been fined £100 and received four penalty points on her licence after pleading guilty to breaking a 20 mph speed limit at Cenarth.
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