Stories for 10 August 2005

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Stories for 10 August 2005

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Wind turbine plans to go on public display

THE most important issues for local residents and planners over the Total wind turbine development will be visual, noise and environmental impacts. more...

It's County Show time!

The County Show is upon us again will lots of attractions to satisfy the many visitors to our county. more...

Ex-soldier guilty of beating man to death

A JURY decided yesterday (Tuesday) that a Pembrokeshire man was guilty of murder. more...

Kerosene leak prompts questions on safety

THE pressure group Safe Haven has questioned the safety record of a company which will be involved in the running of an LNG terminal at Waterston. more...

Church greets all creatures great and small

CREATURES great and small could be found at St John's Church, Pembroke Dock, on Sunday. more...

Ministers fear further bid to delay Bluestone

FURTHER attempts to delay the £60 million Bluestone development would be nothing more than a deliberate attempt to threaten the viability of the project's commercial foundations, says Welsh Secretary Peter Hain. more...

Fire cuts plan suspended

A PROPOSAL to withdraw 24-hour cover from Haverfordwest Fire Station has been temporarily shelved. more...

County could be targeted to host illegal raves

Landowners are being warned about the possibility of unlicensed raves being held on their land this summer. more...

Appeal lodged after brothers spend six years in Portuguese jail

TWO MILFORD Haven brothers are trying to put their lives back together after six years in Portuguese jails. more...

Oil giant to move into wind power

Plans have been unveiled for the erection of four 85 metre high wind turbines at the Total refinery site, Milford Haven. more...

Dig reveals exciting discoveries

Archaeology students on their first real `dig' have made exciting discoveries of an early Christian burial ground at Angle. more...