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A History Of Commercial Row PDF Print
Friday, 11 September 2009 18:19

booklet-1A booklet recording the history of businesses in Pembroke Dock's Commercial Row has been produced.

‘Trades and Traders of old Commercial Row, Pembroke Dock' is the result of research carried out by the history class over three terms at Pembroke Dock Community Learning Centre.

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People Who Shaped Haverfordwest PDF Print
Sunday, 06 September 2009 12:06
book-coverBook Highlights Town's Key Figures

A new book about the men and women who helped create Haverfordwest will be launched next month.

People who Shaped Haverfordwest is being published by the Haverfordwest Civic Society to mark the County town's 900th birthday celebrations next year.

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Window on the Past PDF Print
Monday, 16 February 2009 14:00
records_1Local historians now have better access to the past following the transfer of more of the County's parochial records to Pembrokeshire.

An agreement with the Church in Wales and the National Library of Wales, has resulted in additional parochial records for Pembrokeshire parishes being made available at

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New Book Slams Archaeology's "FAIRY TALE"  Obsession PDF Print
Friday, 07 November 2008 13:53
bluestones_brianjohnA controversial new book about the Stonehenge bluestones claims that British archaeology has become so obsessed with "fantasies and fairy tales" that it no longer deserves the respect of the rest of the world.

In his book "The Bluestone Enigma" author Brian John undertakes an in-depth examination of the human transport theory which was originally proposed in 1921 to explain the presence of bluestones from West Wales in the famous monument on

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Carew Castle And Tidal Mill Given Top Award PDF Print
Wednesday, 06 June 2007 00:00
The Sandford Award presentation at Carew. (left to right) Phil Bennett, National Park Archaeological Heritage Manager, Gareth Fitzpatrick, Chief Executive Heritage Education Trust, Suzie O’Brien, Theresa Hogsflesh, Kate Wakelam, Jill Simpson, Helen Davi

Giving children the chance to travel back 500 years in time has won staff at Carew Castle and Tidal Mill a top award for heritage education.

Gareth Fitzpatrick, Chief Executive of the Heritage Education Trust, visited Carew Castle to hand over the Sandford Award.

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Restoration Projects Scoop Awards PDF Print
Thursday, 10 May 2007 00:00
Rosemarket Dovecote during restorationTwo Pembrokeshire restoration projects have won major architectural awards.

Narberth Castle and the Dovecote in Rosemarket have been awarded Green Apple Awards for enhancing the country's architectural heritage.

A representative from Pembrokeshire County Council will travel to  London in June to receive the awards from

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Carew Changes - Joust For The Pagent PDF Print
Wednesday, 02 May 2007 00:00
A photo of a knight on his horse.

As the clock turns back five centuries for the eagerly awaited Carew 500 Pageant this month (news), modern-day visitors will find some temporary and enforced changes on access in the local area.

Over the May Day bank holiday weekend - Saturday 5th to Monday 7th inclusive - the millpond picnic site overlooking the castle and the approach road will be closed to vehicles.

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