Antur Insurance already sponsor the Pembroke County Cricket League and their late Director, Steve James, was a marvelous ambassador for cricket, rugby and football in the County.
Feature Stories . . .
 Emrys Inker originally hails from Neyland but has made a name for himself as one of the top corporate public relations practitioners in Scotland – and we were delighted to catch up with him . . . read more.
28th August 2010 |
 Lyndon Howells has recently returned to St Ishmaels from his home in Hobart, Australia, and we were delighted to catch up with the former Tish centre half when he was watching his old team win the second division cup final.
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30th June 2010 |
 Lee Kendall played in goal for several seasons at Haverfordwest County and now this larger than life character is still showing why he is regarded as one of the best keepers in the Welsh Premier with excellent displays at Port Talbot.
read more. 31st March 2010 |
 John Mayhew was a Welsh short mat bowls champion and was well known in Pembrokeshire Snooker and Neyland football – and is now domiciled in Cambridge, New Zealand. read more. 28th February 2010 |
 Dan Chesmer played rugby for Llangwm and cricket for both Burton and Llangwm before his work took him out of Pembrokeshire – and he is now domiciled, and playing sport, in Sterling, Scotland. read more.
31st January 2010 |
 Gary Price was a well-known prop and coach with a number of Pembrokeshire rugby clubs and now resides in Carmarthenshire and coaches at Newcastle Emlyn. read more. 30th November 2009 |
 Johnny Griffiths was a very good footballer and cricketer with Carew and he also played the summer sport for Cresselly – and we caught up with Johnny at a Carew cricket match during a recent holiday back home. read more. 30th October 2009 |
 Aaron Reilly now lives in Manitoba, Canada, but is still very much a Pembrokeshire lad with his family still in Johnston – and he tells us about his footballing days here and in Canada. read more. 28th September 2009 |
 Jeff Powell played rugby and cricket for Pembroke but is now domiciled in Australia – and would like to say hello to all his old friends back in Pembrokeshire. read more. 13th August 2009 |
 Lyn Rees has been involved in an array of sports over three decades and at 52 years of age still plays cricket and golf with some success. read more. 19th July 2009 |
 Cliff Pawlett was a superb left winger for Haverfordwest County for the best part of two decades and still keeps a weather eye on results at the Bridge Meadow as a sprightly 70 year old. read more. 28th June 2009 |
Martin Donnelly was a fine bowler with Haverfordwest Cricket Club before his work took him to Ystradgynlais and we were delighted to catch up with him recently for our ‘Where are they now?’ feature. . read more. 31st May 2009
Niko Algieri was known in Pembrokeshire as a free-scoring striker with Merlins Bridge, Haverfordwest County and Newcastle Emlyn before obtaining his degree and moving to London, where we recently caught up with him. read more.
22nd April 2009
Brian Cutler was a goal-scoring centre forward with Camrose, Merlins Bridge, Haverfordwest County and Pembroke Borough in the 1970‘s and 80’s but is now domiciled back in his native Scotland . . read more. 19th March 2009
Huw Knight is a former Haverfordwest County player who is remembered for his skilful
play in a trophy winning side . .
read more. 14th February 2009
Former top sporting all-rounder Bruce Evans says 'Hello' from France . .
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17th January 2009
Kate Hulse receives the 'Special Award' for her wonderful
work in Ladies' Hockey . .
read more.
12th December 2008
Keith Griffiths says hello to his former football and
cricket pals in Pembrokeshire from his home in Montgomeryshire . .
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28th November 2008
Tal Harries - was a top goalkeeper in Pembrokeshire, and is now domiciled in
Maesteg . . .
read more. . . .
10th October 2008
Dai Griffiths was not only well known for his rugby skills as a scrum half with Milford Haven but also as an excellent rugby correspondent . . read more. 1st October 2008
'Where are they now' looks at Paul Manwaring, who was a talented high jumper for Wales but is now a keen golfer . . read more.
7th August 2008
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