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Narberth Chamber of Trade chair, Andrew Rees has also voiced his concerns, explaining that the chamber and townspeople will be left concerned if the proposed new Redstone cross road doesn’t have access from the west, as the consensus is that traffic will turn off at the first exit to Narberth via the Robeston Wathen roundabout, which will then increase traffic congestion in the town.

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The Supporters' Club raises money each week on behalf of the Rugby Club through the meat draw. Supporters interested in having a ticket at £1 per ticket with three chances to win a joint of meat for the weekend, should contact Shelley Morris on (01834) 861897 or any member of the supporters' committee.

There was a fabulous turnout for 2023 Whitland Carnival, the finale of a week-long selection of fun family events, as some entrants marked 100 years of Walt Disney - and not just the heroes and princesses, but the villains too!

On leaving school, and pursuing a life working in government pensions, he strode down the street and joined the Welsh Guards in 1946 and spent the next seven years, serving all over colonial Africa and the Middle East, some of the best years of his life.

Stand up and take a bow, Clr. Eric Feetham! For, after nearly half-a-century, the 91-year-old has retired from serving as a member of Narberth Town Council.

MEMBERS of Narberth and District Probus had a fascinating meeting in July when members recalled and shared coincidences they had experienced during their lives.

Peacefully on Friday, June 8 at Withybush Hospital, Haverfordwest, Derek, aged 66 and of Ivy House, Llawhaden, beloved husband of Margaret dear father of Karen and John respected father-in-law step father, grandfather and brother.

Narberth is almost at bursting point, County Clr. Wynne Evans claimed this week. Attending a meeting of the town council on Tuesday night, Clr. Evans said that he would be 'minded' not to support any more planning developments for the town until improvements were made to the infrastructure. Clr. Evans said that the town was likely to have around 400 new properties in …