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Stories for 13 January 2005

Milford Haven Letters

Cllr Allen-Mirehouse wrong on CNP

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Springer show was a victory for freedom of choice

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Why does council ignore warnings?

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Are the council short-changing tax payers?

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Milford Haven News

Play park fears after legal battle

THERE are fears that a bitter legal battle involving a Milford community association could lead to more play areas disappearing from Pembrokeshire. more...

BBC cup clash advertising row averted

A POTENTIAL legal row involving BBC Wales, Haverfordwest County AFC and one of the club's sponsors has been averted ahead of Haverfordwest's televised Premier Cup clash against Wrexham next Tuesday evening (January 18). more...

Defending the indefensible

LAST week, the Mercury highlighted Ombudsman Adam Peat's damning report into complaints against Pembrokeshire County Council made by a local woman whose children were wrongly placed on the at risk register. more...

An `absolutely awful' ordeal

Deputy Children's Commissioner Maria Battle described the Price family's ordeal as "absolutely awful." more...

Speed fines top £300k . . . but accidents continue to rise

PEMBROKESHIRE'S only speed camera has raked in a staggering £300,000 in fines in just two-and-a-half years - but accidents have continued to rise. more...

Watchdog calls for `honesty' over hospital changes

THE BODY looking after patients' interests in Pembrokeshire is yet to be convinced that ward changes at Withybush Hospital are about improving care, and not about saving money. more...

Shock at historic Bath House destruction

ONE of Neyland's oldest and most historic buildings has been illegally destroyed. more...

Dock delays are `least worst' option

WORKS to fix up the Quay Stores on Milford's Victoria Hill are likely to cause two to three weeks of disruption, but the longer-term effect will be to tidy up one of the area's worst eyesores. more...

Gelliswick: PCC could take it back

AS CONSULTANTS are hired to come up with a feasibility study for the development of Gelliswick, it has emerged that if the land were to increase in value, Pembrokeshire County Council could take it back. more...