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Dedicated crew who help keep everyone safe at sea
1:20pm Tuesday 6th January 2009
We all know the scenario. An over-enthusiastic oarsman sets out on a blustery day and is suddenly engulfed by a powerful current and swept away. Emergency services are notified, either via a flare or a call from a concerned relative, and brave coastguards are sent to save the day. The oarsman is helped safely back to shore and the rescuer is labelled a hero.
Comments (0)End of an era as school closes
12:52pm Monday 5th January 2009
A tight-knit community marked the end of an era as a Milford Haven primary school officially closed its doors for the very last time this week.
Unwanted Christmas gift for village's sports association
12:49pm Monday 5th January 2009
A sports association has been left with a massive clean-up operation after vandals broke into buildings on two consecutive nights over Christmas.
Fond memories mark end of an era
12:45pm Monday 5th January 2009
All four of Pembrokeshire’s Woolworths stores have closed, signifying the end of an era for many people.
The race is on for Tracy and Mandy
9:40am Sunday 4th January 2009
Two Pembrokeshire women could be on their way to realising the dream of a lifetime and riding their horses in front of thousands of spectators and a TV audience of millions at Aintree on Grand National Day.
Tee-ming up to develop county's golfing talent
11:30am Saturday 3rd January 2009
A scheme to encourage young golfers on to the fairways is taking off in the county.
Find out more about LNG procedures
8:30am Friday 2nd January 2009
A public drop-in session for people interested in finding out more about emergency planning arrangements prior to the arrival of the first delivery of LNG to Milford Haven will take place on January 8.
Inside the LNG phenomenon
8:20am Thursday 1st January 2009
The name South Hook LNG has now become synonymous with Milford Haven.
Shattering the misconceptions
1:30pm Wednesday 31st December 2008
“It’s a simple process, running a charity shop. Donated items are stacked onto shelves and sold on at an affordable price. A charity benefits from the proceeds and the public is provided with a bargain alternative to goods in renowned superstores. Everyone is a winner.” After spending a few hours volunteering in the Red Cross charity shop in Milford Haven, Mercury reporter Fraser Watson realised his perception could not be further from the truth.
Honouring the unsung heroes
8:20am Wednesday 31st December 2008
From clearing a flooded playground to running after-school club activities, it’s all in a day’s work for one school caretaker, who has been honoured with a special award.
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