Milford Haven | Archive | 2006 | March
Dear editor I have just read your article on the pipeline and 106 agreements and read council leader John Davies' comment that it is important we benefit communities through developments, as we have in many respects in Waterston. more...
Dear editor Was it not Pembrokeshire County Council and Milford Haven Port Authority (MHPA) who advised RWE-NPower on their gas pipe line being proposed to go through Blackbridge without even talking to the community of Waterston and Blackbridge? more...
Dear editor You report that council tax payers in Pembrokeshire have lost at least £17,000 as a result of the council's decision first to award a lease of the Blackbridge former mine depot to Crownridge Steel Limited and then the council's failure to monitor the situation, despite the judgment awarded against Crownridge's guarantor Rhodri Philipps, for £26,600 in rent arrears. more...
Dear editor What a terribly sad day Friday, March 17, was for Milford Haven. more...
Dear editor RE: `Open minds appeal over maternity services' (Mercury, March 16). more...
TITANIC the musical went down extremely well during its maiden voyage at the Torch Theatre last week. more...
MILFORD Haven Port Authority has confirmed that it has sold off the subsidiary company which tackles oil pollution. more...
TAKING the lead at Crufts was Milford Haven's own prize-winning pedigree pooch `Fynderbluevelvet at Leonardston.' more...
MILFORD enjoyed two very special events to mark the town's declaration as a Fairtrade town. more...
AS EFFORTS are made to challenge the council decision to sell the old Blackbridge mine depot to Milford Haven Port Authority, the Mercury can reveal the sale was actually agreed in principle over 18 months ago. more...
WELSH Water is advising customers that it has no plans for restricting use of water supplies, despite a drier than usual winter. more...
AFTER years of protests, claims and counterclaims, any legal challenge to the multi-billion pound LNG developments appears dead and buried. more...
THE VICE chairman of the county planning committee has been arrested on suspicion of "breach of planning and licensing offences." more...
ANYONE hoping to contact the police about a non-urgent matter on Tuesday is being asked to delay their call for 24 hours. more...
IF THE council proceed with the decision to sell Blackbridge depot to Milford Haven Port Authority, the site could become the UK's largest construction village. more...
YOUNG musicians from all over the county shone at the 24th annual Texaco Primary School's Instrumental Music Festival, held at Sir Thomas Picton School, Haverfordwest, on Saturday. more...
RESIDENTS hit by the large kerosene spill at Hazelbeach last year have reacted with surprise to claims that the way the incident was handled has been "recognised nationally as good practice." more...
NEYLAND'S brilliant In-Step dance team have reigned supreme for the fourth year in a row at the Welsh Street Dance Championships. more...
Milford United 1 Goodwick United 0 MILFORD United claimed their 13th win of a fantastic first season back in division one thanks to a typical piece of Nicky Woodrow finishing. more...
Camrose 3 Pennar Robins 3 IF Pennar Robins find themselves playing division two football next season they may just look back on this game as one where they missed a golden chance of survival. more...
Narberth 4 Neyland 1 CUP finalists Narberth continued their good run of performances but were pushed all the way by Neyland. more...
St Ishmaels 1 Hakin United 2 HAKIN United celebrated reaching the Senior Cup final with a hard-fought win at arch-rivals St Ishmaels. more...
Merlins Bridge 3 Johnston 0 MERLINS Bridge know that the destiny of the title is ultimately out of their hands but all they can do is keep winning and hope that the Swifts slip up. more...
Monkton Swifts 2 Tenby 1 THIS was a game with permutations at both ends of the table and it was the champions who dug out an important win. more...
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