Stories for 15 July 2005

Pembrokeshire Arts

County gears up for Hope festival

THIS Saturday will see one of the largest charity events ever held in Pembrokeshire.   more...

Tokyo Dragons to fire up crowd

Fast rising top rockers Tokyo Dragons, gearing up for the release of their debut album, are to headline at the Queens Hall, Narberth, on Friday, July 22nd, as part of Sickofantic's fifth birthday bash.   more...

An original treat

CD review. The Martini Henry Rifles - SuperBastard  more...

Join Gulliver on his travels

Gulliver's Travels, Cilgerran Castle, Friday, July 22nd  more...

Pembrokeshire Business

New law sparks merger

TWO Milford Haven electrical contractors have sparked up a new business partnership.  more...

German visitors cruise in to port

MORE than 1,000 German passengers and crew cruised into Milford Haven on one of the larger cruise ships to visit the port this summer.   more...

Pembrokeshire Farming

Organic producers clinch new deals

Welsh organic dairy producers have secured a number of important deals in recent months.  more...

AMs tuck in to pride of Pembrokeshire

Welsh Assembly ministers can now tuck into steak produced in Pembrokeshire after the first consignment of Celtic Pride Premium Welsh beef was delivered to the National Assembly for Wales' restaurant last Wednesday.  more...

Pembrokeshire Letters

Time for silent majority to revise council's constitution

DEAR EDITOR, - The fact that Pembrokeshire has a rubber stamping cabinet and an ineffectual overview and scrutiny process is precisely because we have a silent majority of county council members as described in your Comment on June 29th.  more...

Councillors welcome go-ahead for school and supermarket

DEAR EDITOR, - Reference Western Telegraph reports on planning applications for the new school and supermarket in Fishguard.  more...

Show more patience to horse riders

DEAR EDITOR,- I would like to express my feelings towards car drivers' attitude to horse riders on the old Pembroke Road (from Merlins Bridge). Countless times I have been hacking out on my horse and due to the impatience and arrogance of some drivers, there have been near misses between cars.  more...

Pembrokeshire News

County greets Sir Galahad

Over 3,500 visitors stepped aboard the Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship, Sir Galahad, in just five hours, on Saturday.   more...

Visitors hooked on Fish Week events

This year's Pembrokeshire Fish Week was one of the best ever.  more...

Carnival fever at Pembroke - picture special

PEMBROKE Rugby Club scored another carnival success on Saturday as the sun shone down on the crowds.  more...

Llangwm Carnival

FLOATS and flags and all things made of hay were on display on Saturday as carnival magic came to Llangwm. The village was awash with colour and scarecrows for the VE day-themed summer event. Crowds enjoyed a swooping display by the Red Arrows, as they wandered around a variety of stalls and enjoyed demonstrations by the emergency services. The prize winning scarecrows for this year's competition were: Mr Hardwick, The Gail; The Howard family, Williamston Terrace; Llangwm VC School; Jeff James, Edwards Pill; Mr Meopham, Jolly Boat Cottage; Mr Billian, Old Butchers; Mrs Helen Carrington, Gail Rise.   more...

Bumper crowds turn out for Neyland carnival

NEYLAND Carnival was `the best the town has ever had' as bumper crowds turned out in force and beautiful weather shined over the event.  more...

Pembrokeshire Obituaries

Obituaries published on July 13th, 2005

Here are the obituaries published in the Western Telegraph on Wednesday, July 13th, 2005:  more...

Pembrokeshire Press Pack

Welcome new Presspackers!

A big Presspack welcome this week goes to:   more...

Happy birthday!

Birthday greetings for this week go to:   more...

Wheel-y great giveaway!

It's glide time with Street Gliders - the latest Street Sensation to hit the UK.  more...

Pembrokeshire Weddings

Latest notices:  more...