Tivyside | Archive | 2003 | May
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A new festival aims to help tourists enjoy one of the most unspoilt stretches of Welsh coastline, without damaging the landscape. more...
ONE of Britain's most exciting young guitarists is to give her first recital in Wales at Theatr Mwldan on May 23. Amanda Cook's busy diary includes the appearance of her first CD, a recent recital at London's Wigmore Hall and forthcoming tours of Mexico and Austria. more...
Cardigan's Music Live Festival, which runs from May 21 until May 26, promises music highlights that will delight every taste. more...
Duty chemists this week more...
A relative sent me a copy of your issue of April 16 and I was delighted to learn that at long last Cardigan's ancient castle is now in public hands. more...
I'm responding to last week's Soccer Scene regarding the success of Aberaeron winning their fourth cup to date which was quoted as a record unsurpassed by any club in the Cardiganshire league. more...
It saddens me as a Scot living here to read the comments of Emyr Hywel (Tivy-Side, April 30). Such introspection should have no place in any modern country. more...
I was so pleased to learn of the success of the airfield application at RAF Aberporth. more...
The Health and Safety Executive's directive to our council requiring them to provide 'double staffing' of lifeguards on the eight beaches at present manned by a single lifeguard (Tivy-Side April 30) is at best a prime example of bureaucratic muddled thinking. more...
After over-indulging to the point where he was unable to find his way home, a 19-year-old Cardigan man became abusive to police officers and had to be confined in a police van cage. more...
Mother-of-two Debbie Rushton is celebrating a victory this week after national shoe chain Shoe Zone agreed to withdraw a steel-capped boot from the children's department of their stores. more...
CARDIGAN'S heritage restoration scheme has been rated as the most successful in Wales. more...
A progress report on the shape of things to come in terms of the long term future of Cardigan Hospital were outlined last week to the Town Council. more...
Carmarthenshire County Council is likely to be bombarded with protests over its looming move to introduce car parking charges at Newcastle Emlyn. more...
Cardigan vicar Rev John Powell has hit out at vandals following an attempt to hurt a member of his congregation by positioning a rock above the main door of the church. more...
POLICE carried out a purge on underage drinking in the Newcastle Emlyn area at the weekend. more...
An exciting project which could well result in steam boats being seen on the River Teifi, possibly with an all-year-round steam exhibition and annual steam boat regatta in Cardigan was well received by the town council last week. more...
Recommendations in a TEEMI - Teifi Estuary Environmental Management Initiative - package are being fine tuned by Ceredigion County Council for an Objective 1 project. more...
CARDIGAN regeneration group Menter Aberteifi has landed a £180,000 grant to fund three jobs over the next two years. more...
Yr wythnos yma mae'n bosibl y daw yna rhywun at ddrws eich ty i ofyn am gyfraniad at achos teilwng gan ei bod yn Wythnos Cymorth Cristonogol. more...
CRYMYCH FIRSTS entertained CRESSELLY 2NDs in Division Four and held on for a good draw after Steve Thomas (53) and Jim Kinnear (47) had taken Cresselly to 174 for 4. more...
Cardigan Cannons 7 Gowerton Gamblers 3 more...
TEIFI Valley ABC boxer Tom Glover ended his debut season on a high note with a fine victory at Tumble. more...
Treowen 2 Newcastle Emlyn 0 more...
Griffiths Cup Final Cardigan 0 Whitland 29 more...
Division Three (West): Birchgrove 36 Cardigan 3 more...
Results more...
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