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Tenby: Police want information about stolen BMW X3

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POLICE in Tenby are looking for information about the theft of a black BMW X3.

The car, registration AR11 DEL, was stolen from South Cliff Street, Tenby, sometime between 8.30pm on Friday, May 31, and 10.45am on Saturday, June 1.

Initial enquiries suggest it was taken at around 4.40am on Saturday morning, but officers are keeping an open mind.

A spokesman said: “We are appealing for anyone who saw anything suspicious, or who has seen the car, to report information by calling 101.

“If you are deaf, hard of hearing, or speech impaired text the non-emergency number on 07811 311 908. Quote reference: DPP/0041/01/06/2019/01/C.”

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Fishguard & Goodwick RFC Under 14’s triumph in Plate Final

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IN a thrilling encounter under the Friday night lights, Fishguard & Goodwick RFC’s under 14 team clinched a spectacular victory in the Plate Final, showcasing their prowess on the field. The final scoreline stood at Fishguard 17 – Tenby 14, marking a memorable achievement for the young athletes.

Seb Harries and Jonjo Costello led the charge with their exceptional try-scoring abilities, while the accurate kicking of Cai Morgans added seven crucial points to the scoreboard. Despite facing a resilient Tenby side, the Fishguard boys demonstrated determination and skill throughout the match.

The victory not only secured the plate for Fishguard & Goodwick RFC but also highlighted the team’s resilience and unity in the face of tough competition. It is a testament to their hard work, dedication, and the support of their coaches and supporters.

Congratulations pour in for the under 14 team as they celebrate this remarkable win, which will undoubtedly serve as a source of inspiration for future endeavors on the rugby field.

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Call out to dinghy in difficulty turns out to be false alarm

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TENBY’S Inshore lifeboat was launched at 4.40pm on Saturday (May 4), following a report of a possible dinghy in difficulty off Pendine.

The volunteer crew made best speed to the area, some 6 miles north east of the station.

Upon arrival, the crew soon spotted the unoccupied dinghy, which was attached to a mooring buoy. It turned out to be a tender for a fishing vessel and in no difficulty.

With the shout classed as a false alarm with good intent, the lifeboat was stood down to return to station, arriving at 5.15pm.

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Joy as Willow rescued by coastguard after 12-day ordeal

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WILLOW a cherished family dog, has been reunited with her owners after a harrowing 12-day disappearance.

The heartwarming conclusion to her ordeal unfolded when she was discovered by holidaymakers halfway down a cliff near Penberi.

The saga began when Willow went missing, leaving her owners distraught and launching a community-wide search effort.

Despite the anxious days that followed, hope flickered when a group of vacationers chanced upon Willow during a stroll.

Quick-thinking and resourceful, they captured images of Willow’s precarious position, took note of nearby landmarks, and promptly relayed this vital information to her grateful owners.

Equipped with these invaluable visuals, HM Coastguard rescuers from the St Davids team were able to pinpoint Willow’s location with precision.

Upon arrival, they called out to her, prompting the weary dog to respond with intermittent howls. Amidst the rugged coastal terrain, the reassuring voices of her rescuers provided solace until the arrival of the Coastguard team.

Led by a dedicated crew, a daring cliffside operation ensued, culminating in Willow’s safe retrieval. Greeted by wagging tails and relieved smiles, the successful rescue mission saw Willow reunited with her owners, albeit thin and nursing a minor injury.

Expressing profound gratitude, Willow’s owners extended heartfelt thanks to the community for their unwavering support. From spreading the word to actively scouring the countryside, the collective efforts of friends, strangers, and local establishments played a pivotal role in Willow’s safe return.

Ella Sutton said: “We can’t thank everyone enough for your generosity, time, sharing, walking, droning, driving, thoughts, prayers and messages. Thank you to all those that have kept an eye out for her on your everyday or deliberate walks, runs and cycles, and to those that have driven around especially, hoping to glimpse a sighting. Many of you we know, but many we don’t.

“Thank you to the campsites and cafes for having posters and telling people around. Thank you to those that have called with sightings. And a huge thank you Anna who spotted her, and HM Coastguard – St Davids for bringing her back to us.

“All your help is SO appreciated. We’ve felt very supported and cared for by the community and beyond. We are so so happy to have our lovely Willow home and we’ll all sleep better tonight!

“As Willow savors the warmth of home, plans are underway to ensure her safety in the future, with a tracking collar soon to be fitted.”

A very happy ending!

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