Stories for 17 November 2005

Pembrokeshire Arts

Fab five for Brian

It's not every author who has the dedication to complete five hefty, well-researched novels in five years.  more...

They're off to see the Wizard...

Lots of people had the courage to use their brains, listen to their heart and follow the Yellow Brick Road for the auditions for the Saundersfoot Footlights production of The Wizard of Oz.  more...

Look who's back

The county's cinemas are bracing themselves for an invasion of over-excited children and equally thrilled adults this week with the release of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire on Friday.  more...

Winter warmer

Drama lovers will be enthralled by a gripping production of The Merchant of Venice at Theatr Mwldan.  more...

Pembrokeshire Farming

New home for poultry show

A new purpose-built exhibition hall dedicated for poultry shows is to be built at the Pembrokeshire County Showground thanks to a £276,000 legacy.  more...

Don't miss your copy!

ON Monday, the second issue of Pembrokeshire Farmer will be published - the new free newspaper for local farmers.  more...

Pembrokeshire Features

For too many women this is reality...

A staggering one in two women are said to have experienced some form of domestic violence, sexual assault or stalking.  more...

Pembrokeshire Obituaries

Obituaries published November 16th 2005

Here are the obituaries published in the Western Telegraph on November 16th 2005  more...

This weeks published Obituaries

MRS D. L. MORGAN WHITLAND Doris Lorraine Morgan, aged 90, died on Tuesday, November 1st, at Waungron Residential Home, Whitland. Doris was the wife of the late Leslie, mother of Brian, Marlene and Jennifer, mother-in-law of Nesta, David and Robert, a grandmother and great grandmother and sister of Millie and the late Phyllis. The funeral service took place on Friday, November 4th, at Tabernacle Chapel, Whitland, followed by interment at Zoar, Whitland. Unable to attend were her sister Millie, of Weymouth, and granddaughter Bryony in New Zealand. Ken Davies and Sons, Clynderwen, carried out the funeral arrangements.  more...