Stories for 24 November 2005

Pembrokeshire Arts

Belle of the ballet

Ballet enthusiasts are in for a wonderful pre-Christmas treat next week when Theatr Mwldan, Cardigan, welcomes Swansea's Ballet Russe to present the rarely performed traditional Russian production of La Fille Mal Gardée.  more...

A Nia perfect night

"Once upon a time there was a band called Jylt and they rocked!" So spoke singer-songwriter Sarah Howells as she introduced her former band at the climatic end to a very special gig at the Queens Hall.   more...

Pembrokeshire Business

Dave's drilling for oil

Industry experts say you have to be mad to go into oil exploration but that hasn't put off Dr Dave Bennett.   more...

Pembrokeshire Farming

`Pioneer' leaves great legacy

One of the best known Holstein breeders in west Wales, Graham Davies, of Sarnau, Efailwen, Clynderwen, has died after suffering several months of ill health, aged 67.  more...

Ten-year BSE ban lifted

The cost of transporting over-30-month cattle from Pembrokeshire to approved abattoirs hundreds of miles away could lead to an initial price disadvantage for the county's farmers.  more...

Best in breed

Barry and Eirlys Jones have scooped two major awards in one of the UK's annual sheep flock competitions.  more...

Dairying in crisis

Dairy farmers' ranks are dwindling and strike action is being taken over low prices - a `milk war' is looming and the dairy industry is in crisis.  more...

Transport fuel pledge `a huge step forward'

The news that five per cent of all transport fuel will come from CO2 neutral sources by 2010 has been welcomed by the newly-elected county chairman of the NFU in Pembrokeshire.  more...

Pembrokeshire News

Top vibes at schools' music festival

The annual secondary schools' Instrumental Festival organised by the Pembrokeshire County Council music service and sponsored by Texaco, took place on Saturday, November 19th, at Sir Thomas Picton School, Haverfordwest.  more...

Pembrokeshire Obituaries

Obituaries published November 23rd 2005

Here are the obituaries published in the Western Telegraph on Wednesday, November 23rd, 2005:  more...