Tivyside | Archive | 2002 | February
Unauthorised use of Elvis Presley, The Beatles and Abba trademarks, and infringing copyright landed a former musician in hot water. more...
An all-night party which continued unchecked for over 24 hours could prompt a change in legislation between the police and county councils. more...
While out on a routine exercise in Cardigan Bay on Sunday morning, Cardigan's relief Atlantic 75 lifeboat, the Duckhams 2001, went to the assistance of a local fishing boat. more...
AN offer to buy Cardigan Castle and bring it into public ownership will be made by Ceredigion County Council by the end of the week. more...
A man who admitted possessing a sawn-off shotgun, was last week sent for sentence at the Crown Court by magistrates in Cardigan. more...
Concerns about dangers that could possibly arise from the temporary storage of discarded fridges and freezers at Ceredigion County Council's former depot at Adpar, Newcastle Emlyn, were voiced at last week's Cabinet meeting. more...
Eight men charged in connection with alleged illegal sheep slaughtering in the Teifi Valley have been committed to the Crown Court for trial. more...
Guidelines adopted by Ceredigion County Council for preventing urbanisation of the countryside are to be reviewed. more...
It is rare for Emlyn manager Dafydd Llywelyn to blow his top, but the boss was fuming after a refereeing decision two minutes from time cost the Reds two vital promotion points. more...
Whilst it could be argued that league leaders St Dogmaels contributed to their own downfall at King George V Field through over-confidence beforehand, in terms of all-round ability Cardigan Town were on a different planet. more...
After a health scare which threatened to end his career, international showjumper Andrew Davies of Llangoedmor near Cardigan has been given hope by doctors, and is back in the saddle. more...
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