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Welsh A-road closed for hours after horse is killed by van
A HORSE was hit by a van and killed after escaping from a field on a busy Powys road. The incident occurred on the A44 between New Radnor and Walton in the early hours of Thursday, October 10. “Dyfed-Powys Police received a report of a road
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Why the Northern Lights are becoming more visible in Wales
In recent months, much of the UK has been delighted by spectacular Northern Light (Aurora Borealis) displays. Although typically only possible to see in the north of the UK, the south of the country has also been treated with regular sightings
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Tune in for a weekend of musical memories as radio stations link up
A letter from Kevin Davies, Simpson Cross Dear Editor The October link up between Manx Radio and Radio Caroline North takes place on the 12th-13th October. Starting at 10am on Saturday until 9pm on Sunday evening, the broadcasts from the
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Driver's reckless and 'unsafe' overtake on cyclist caught on camera
A DRIVER has been ordered to pay more than £500 after being found guilty of careless driving when overtaking a cyclist. Paul Davies, 39, of Mor-Awel in Croesgoch, was due to appear at Llanelli Magistrates’ Court charged with driving without due
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Police helicopter seen circling Welsh town for several hours
Police have confirmed why a helicopter was spotted hovering above Newtown "for hours" last week. Residents questioned online why the aircraft was seen flying over the Treowen, Lidl supermarket and Maldwyn Leisure Centre areas at around lunchtime
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Laundry expert warns that drying clothes on a radiator is a 'big mistake'
As winter approaches, you might be struggling to dry your clothes inside now that putting them out on the washing line is a less reliable option. However, using the radiator to dry your clothes might not be the most wise decision you make this
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Haverfordwest road closed for several hours due to 'police incident'
A key road in Haverfordwest was closed for three hours early this morning (Friday, October 11) after an incident sparked a large emergency services response. Police say they were called to Freemens Way at around 12.30am due to the concern of the
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Pembrokeshire coastguard called out in search for missing dog
A Pembrokeshire coastguard team were called out to help look for a missing dog - with a backdrop of the Aurora Borealis. HM Coastguard Broad Haven was paged at 8.28pm on Wednesday, October 11, to reports of the missing dog near Druidston beach.
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Key Pembrokeshire road re-opened after earlier crash
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The King Charles III coin in circulation selling for nearly 400 times its value
A copy of the Royal Mint's rarest coin in circulation has sold for nearly 400 times its face value on eBay this week. The King Charles III Atlantic Salmon 50p sparked a mini bidding war amid coin collectors on the auction site, as 22 bids were
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Martin Lewis issues 'important warning' to thousands missing out on £2,000
Martin Lewis has issued an “important warning” to anyone aged under 22 who could be missing out on more than £2,000. The Money Saving Expert is alerting thousands of people aged between 18 and 22 of unclaimed Child Trust Funds they may have in
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Pembrokeshire man strangled his wife after slashing car tyre
A MAN has been told that prison is “inevitable” after he slashed a man’s tyre and previously admitted strangling his wife. Ben Hilton, of Robert Street in Milford Haven, appeared at Swansea Crown Court charged with three offences. Hilton, 32
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Man found dead in river below Welsh aqueduct
AN inquest has been held into the death of a 38-year-old Wrexham man last seen at a Welsh aqueduct. Daniel Martin Douglas Nichol, of Heol Abon in Cefn Mawr, died five-days after a male was reported to have fallen from the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct
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Northern Lights put on a spectacular show above Pembrokeshire's skies
Pembrokeshire was treated to a spectacular light show last night as the Northern Lights lit up the night sky in a spectacular array of colours. (Image: Kerry Impey) Members of both the Western Telegraph and Tivyside Advertiser Camera Clubs
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NHS issues urgent self-isolation guidance amid surge in Covid cases
The NHS has issued guidance for Brits if they experience symptoms during the latest surge in Covid cases. Experts explained how to best manage the illness, which includes avoiding certain common nighttime habits. The XEC strain was first detected
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Finance expert reveals how Premium Bonds users could be losing money
A finance expert has shared how those using NS&I Premium Bonds could actually be losing money in the long run. Premium Bonds have become a popular choice for those looking for a secure way to save while being in with the chance of winning a
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Free workshops for heritage building skills in Pembrokeshire
A series of free workshops will teach people in Pembrokeshire about heritage building skills. Pembrokeshire County Council and the Tywi Centre are offering the training opportunities in and around Haverfordwest as part of the Heart of Pembrokeshire
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Milford Haven Port Authority improvements for energy sector
Industry leaders in the Port of Milford Haven have united to ensure improved efficiency and reliability for international energy users. The collaboration, which aims to bolster the port's capability, was initiated at a recent workshop in Pembrokeshire
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Archaeology Day 2024 set to take place in Pembrokeshire
An archaeology day is set to return to Pembrokeshire this November. The full-day event, hosted by the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Authority, offers a rare opportunity to delve into the region's archaeological discoveries. Attendees can
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Milford Haven Port helps to plant 600 trees in Pembrokeshire
More than 600 trees are being planted along a Pembrokeshire river as part of a restoration project. The Port of Milford Haven has donated funding for the trees, as well as other items such as mulch, canes, and tree guards, to the Pembroke River
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Man flipped BMW in serious crash while trying to impress two women
A MAN from Pontypool has been handed a year long prison sentence and a driving ban after flipping a car in a crash that led his passengers to believe their friend was dead. Harrison Morris, 22, badly hurt passengers Kayleigh Dowding and her friend
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Calls for watchdog to investigate cuts to DWP Winter Fuel Payment
A watchdog has been called on to investigate concerns over the Government’s handling of Winter Fuel Payment cuts. The Conservatives say a ministerial watchdog should investigate the change to the DWP payment for pensioners. From this winter
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Army and community come together in cathedral thanks event
Pembrokeshire people have joined the area’s army regiment in an event of music, food and thanks. The 14th Signal Regiment (Electronic Warfare) has been based at Brawdy’s Cawdor Barracks for decades. (Image: 14th Signal Regiment) The regiment
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Proposed new Pembrokeshire wedding venue thrown out by planners
A call to allow a south Pembrokeshire holiday cottage to be used as a wedding venue by the people whose call to keep a nearby wedding venue tipi was turned down earlier this year has also been refused. Mr R Lloyd and Ms C Davies, in an application
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Russell Grant to star in Big Pembs Panto Snow White
Astrologer and TV personality Russell Grant will join the Boulevard Theatre's Christmas pantomime, Snow White. The Big Pembs Pantomime announced that Mr Grant will play the Magic Mirror in a virtual role. Known for his astrological expertise
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Pembrokeshire crew win over-60s category at Great River Race
A rowing crew from Pembrokeshire bagged a win in a race in London. The group from Fishguard and Goodwick Jemima Rowing Club triumphed in the over-60s category at the Great River Race on the Thames. The annual event, held on September 21, saw
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Major traffic disruption in Pembrokeshire town as gas works continue
There is set to be some disruption for motorists in a Pembrokeshire town later this month as gas pipe upgrades continue. Wales & West Utilities is upgrading the gas pipes in the Johnstown area. The work is essential to keep the gas flowing
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Man told people he was 'an a***hole' after smashing partner's door
A man who put his fist through a glass door panel during an argument was sweeping it up when police arrived on the scene. Stephen McHugh of London Road, Pembroke Dock, told officers "it’s me you need to speak to" when they arrived at the Milford
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Pembrokeshire pub that was destroyed by fire to be rebuilt
Plans to rebuild and renovate a fire-ravaged Pembrokeshire seaside pub have been given the go-ahead by the national park. In an application before Pembrokeshire Coast National Park planners, Pleasure Inns Ltd sought permission for alterations and
