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perceived community overspill due to housing developments. These suggestions were mostly implemented, with one significant exception leading to an increase in the number of electors in the
Haverfordwest community. One area of contention concerned the status of the village of Merlin's Bridge which continues to have its own community council despite its close proximity to Haverfordwest and a degree of community overspill. As such the conurbation of Haverfordwest and Merlin's Bridge is the most populous urban area in Pembrokeshire though Haverfordwest's community boundaries mean it is only the second most populous community in the county after Milford Haven.
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High Street ascends steeply from the river and forms the core of St Mary's parish. From the foot of each spur, ancient bridges cross the river to
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Haverfordwest with its defensive bluff overlooking the lowest fordable point on the western
Cleddau and accessible to sea traffic would have required a Roman presence, probably modest in scale, from the 1st century AD to protect supplies to and from the coast, e.g. the Roman legionary headquarters at Caerleon were roofed with slates from the lower slopes of the
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A Fleming, Wizo, who died in 1130 founded at Wiston a motte and bailey fortification, the forerunner of the stone castle, for protection against the Welsh warlords: the
Flemings were reportedly unpopular wherever they settled. The precarious position of Normans and Flemings was demonstrated in 1136
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influence. The suburb of
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ridges extending from east to west and separated by a deep, narrow valley, are cut through by the
Western Cleddau. This leaves two high spurs on the west side of the river. On the northern spur, the castle and its surrounding settlement form the core of St Martin's parish. On the southern spur, the
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at the bottom (east end) of High Street. The guildhall was demolished and the borough corporation met instead in a room above the north porch of St Mary's Church until that room was demolished in 1861. In 1871 the borough acquired newly built premises at 1 St Mary's Lane to serve as the council's
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Scores of Iron Age and Roman coinage and artefact discoveries, and excavations by the Dyfed
Archaeological Trust under the direction of Heather James at Carmarthen (Moridunum) in the 1980s, point to significant Roman penetration to this westernmost part of Wales. The strategic position of
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period. At the end of the 17th century, the town was still significantly smaller than in 1300. In 1405, the town was burned by the French allies of Owain
Glyndwr, although in its early history Haverfordwest suffered less than most towns in Wales from such depredations.
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Haverfordwest's status as a county corporate from 1545 made it independent from
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CB, DSO (1882–1918), Royal Navy commander and the first member of the British military to lose his life in Russia after the revolution, attended Haverfordwest Grammar School. A a street in the town and house at the Grammar School were named after
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to the south of the town, which forms a separate community but is deemed by the Office for National Statistics to form part of the Haverfordwest built-up area. The population of the Haverfordwest built-up area was 14,596 in 2011.
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offices and meeting place. In 1954 the borough council moved to Picton House at 2 Picton Place, an 1830s house on the bank of the Western Cleddau, and remained based there until the council's abolition in 1974.
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were Royalist. As a result, there was considerable conflict, and the town changed hands five times. There followed a period of stagnation in which the comparative status of the town declined.
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found beneath the old Ocky White building, a former department store which closed in 2013. It is believed that the graveyard could have been used until the early 18th century.
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attacked Owain Gwynedd and his army. Routed, they fled over the Teifi Bridge which collapsed; the retreating Normans drowning under the weight of their armour. Their leader
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Telephone directories: 1953 = Town Clerk, 9 Victoria Place... Borough accountant, Council Chamber / 1954 = Town Clerk, 2 Picton Place... Borough accountant, Council Chamber
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in 1348, suffering both depopulation (perhaps by more than 50%) and diminution of trade. Large parts of the town were abandoned, and it did not start to recover until the
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The 2011 census recorded a population of 12,042 living within the community boundary. The urban area extends beyond the community boundary in various places, notably at
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Haverfordwest bus station is located beside Riverside Quay Shopping Centre. It has six bus stops with two additional bays for coach drop off/pickup. It is served by
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on 24 September 1940. The City Road and New Road areas were hit, although there had been little preparation and no warning siren sounded. There were no casualties.
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benefits from a wide range of sporting facilities, including a purpose-built sports centre with a hockey pitch, artificial turf and a full-sized athletics track.
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and losing its separate police force at the same time. For other purposes the town retained its independence from the county, having its own
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had previously been intercepted and killed by Iorwerth ab Owen. Wiston and the castle were overrun in 1147 by Hywel Sais, son of Lord Rhys.
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1798:(born 1957), a Welsh-born Canadian actor, spent his early life in the town, where his father was the Congregational Church minister.
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partially excavated a Roman dwelling or villa at Wolfscastle; work was restarted in 2002 by Professor Merroney. James Phillips, in
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barons originally along the Marches (Anglo-Welsh border). The castle is recorded as having been founded in 1100 by the Norman
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1836:(1945–1982), among the first people known to die of an AIDS-related illness in the UK, lived in Haverfordwest as a child.
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of St. Mary, St. Martin and St. Thomas, lies on the right (west) bank of the river. On the left bank are the
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expressing his concern that Haverfordwest is becoming "a medieval town surrounded by tin sheds".
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in local waters. It was one of only two such counties corporate in Wales (the other being
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Redhill Preparatory School is an independent school established in 2001 which includes a
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Haverfordwest Municipal Borough was abolished in 1974, becoming part of the district of
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1973:(born 1971), a Welsh classically trained mezzo-soprano singer, born in Haverfordwest
1900:(born 1989), American activist and whistleblower, lived in Haverfordwest as a child.
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2045:(1904–1971), Welsh-language poet and pacifist, was born in Haverfordwest.
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1880:(1876–1939), artist, was born in Haverfordwest; her younger brother
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2021:(1894–1960), politician, barrister, businessman and editor of the
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DSO (1878–1950), cricketer and Army officer; recipient of the
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Nathaniel Lichfield & Partners Ltd (4 September 2009).
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Mary Immaculate Primary School, a Catholic primary school.
971:, is questionable. The Marcher Lords were not Flemish but
3496:"Should Haverfordwest Town Council move to new building?"
537:
4201:"House where Nelson given Haverfordwest honour for sale"
4195:
4193:
1287:
876:(ed. 1695) refers to a valuable find of silver coins at
4086:. Vol. 21 (11th ed.). 1911. pp. 581–582.
1820:
twins, whose story gained international interest after
4016:
Turvey, Roger (2004). "Perrot, Sir John (1528–1592)".
2210:
People and military units that have honoured with the
1163:
of the borough supported Parliament, while the ruling
1104:. It traded both by land and sea and had a busy tidal
758:
of Prendergast and Cartlett. At this point, a pair of
746:
as a result of its position at the tidal limit of the
4296:. Vol. 13 (11th ed.). 1911. pp. 80–81.
4190:
3681:"New £28m Welsh-medium school in Haverfordwest opens"
3262:"Former Town Council Offices (Grade II) (87066)"
1846:(born 1967), actor, starred in the 1997 black comedy
1187:. Haverfordwest was bombed for the first time during
631:
619:
613:
604:
576:
564:
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to the north; the A4076 connects Haverfordwest with
1213:, United States, are all named after Haverfordwest.
1179:, and Haverfordwest was the location chosen for the
1175:
Some 1,200 men of Pembrokeshire lost their lives in
907:(Macsim Gwledig). His sources are not given but the
622:
610:
567:
552:
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1716:to the south; the A487 connects Haverfordwest with
1242:
Old Wool Market, Quay Street: Town council offices.
686:Haverfordwest has a strategic location: it was the
598:
595:
555:
534:
4311:Further historical information and links on GENUKI
3654:"Nearly 200 schools have shut in Wales since 2013"
1942:, was born in Haverfordwest and still lives there.
1486:Haverfordwest Grammar School, 1488–1978, became a
1108:on the river below the "New" Bridge. At least ten
839:entering within the castle walls after nightfall.
3975:"Early Struggles of Soldier Charged in Leak Case"
2158:(born 1976), a retired footballer who played for
1756:(born 1974), actor who played the protagonist in
4763:
4345:
2915:"National Assembly for Wales | Paul Davies"
2499:, National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth, 1992,
1884:(1878–1961), also an artist, was born in nearby
1452:In accordance with its status as a sub-regional
1127:, with the aim of supporting a campaign against
1119:manufacture. In 1545, the town was designated a
830:for centuries. South Pembrokeshire is known as '
1922:(1528–1592), said to be an illegitimate son of
1852:and played Hugh Grant's delusional flatmate in
1688:roads and several rural B roads, including the
750:. The majority of the town, comprising the old
3048:. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth
3022:. GB Historical GIS / University of Portsmouth
771:are visible at the southern edge of the town.
4331:
4170:"Town finds lost Nelson scroll - in its safe"
3563:, Pembrokeshire Town & Community Councils
3528:"The Old Wool Market (Grade II) (87036)"
2965:
2851:. Westerntelegraph.co.uk. 17 September 2010.
2528:. Cardiff: University of Wales Press. p. 120.
1894:(born 1971), comedian, born in Haverfordwest.
1810:, lived in Haverfordwest from the age of six.
4022:(online ed.). Oxford University Press.
3599:. Westerntelegraph.co.uk. 11 November 2010.
3295:. Haverfordwest. 10 November 1871. p. 2
2448:
2182:(born 1994), a footballer with 102 caps for
1010:, re-recruited from Lordships from all over
3735:
3433:"The Districts in Wales (Names) Order 1973"
3201:"Guildhall / Old Shire Hall, Haverfordwest"
2392:
2390:
2388:
2088:. Unsourced material may be challenged and
852:. In 1992, aerial photography identified a
806:on a 1578 parish map of Pembrokeshire. The
671:. The suburbs include the former parish of
4338:
4324:
3493:
3124:Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC)
2970:. Stroud: Amberley Publishing. p. 3.
2702:
2657:"The War Memorial (Grade II) (87049)"
2614:Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC)
2398:"Haverfordwest Parish [Community]"
1332:in 1479, and in 1545 was declared to be a
4232:"Soldiers given freedom of Haverfordwest"
3651:
3231:"The Shire Hall (Grade II*) (12110)"
2775:. Haverfordwesttown.co.uk. Archived from
2571:"St Mary's Church (Grade I) (12226)"
2138:(born 1979), a footballer who played for
2108:Learn how and when to remove this message
1315:
4139:
4096:
3972:
3946:
2453:. Oxford University Press. p. 232.
2385:
1784:since 2005; brought up in Haverfordwest.
1545:
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1060:
1057:St Mary's Church, viewed from Tower Hill
1052:
938:
817:
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517:The town centre, showing parish churches
4019:Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
3907:One Thousand American Men of Mark Today
3763:"Haverfordwest Leisure opens its doors"
3494:Jamshidian, Harry (16 September 2021).
3120:"Haverfordwest Quarter Session Records"
3069:"Haverfordwest Borough Police Officers"
3016:"Haverfordwest Urban Sanitary District"
2604:
2602:
2518:An Introduction to the History of Wales
2361:
2359:
1482:Schools and colleges in Haverfordwest:
1395:Picton House: Council offices 1954–2020
1336:. The borough was reformed to become a
4764:
4015:
3910:. American Men of Mark. 1916. p.
3865:. Pembrokeshire.gov.uk. Archived from
3341:"Picton House (Grade II) (12201)"
3315:"The old council chamber, Dark Street"
2899:: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (
2881:from the original on 29 September 2011
2801:. Pembrokeshire.gov.uk. Archived from
2546:
2430:from the original on 24 September 2015
2319:"Haverfordwest parish population 2011"
2205:
1807:How Do You Solve a Problem Like Maria?
1700:. The A40 connects Haverfordwest with
1527:learning component for younger pupils.
1308:and the local Member of Parliament is
1254:level: Haverfordwest Town Council and
1098:William Marshall, 1st Earl of Pembroke
4319:
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3936:from the original on 2 December 2017.
3522:
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2019:George Trefgarne, 1st Baron Trefgarne
1288:Senedd and Westminster representation
646:
109:
3898:
3707:"Redhill invests £1m for the future"
3652:Wightwick, Abbie (28 January 2019).
3633:from the original on 12 January 2015
2855:from the original on 12 January 2015
2703:Scourfield, Aled (11 October 2022).
2599:
2356:
2086:adding citations to reliable sources
2053:
1614:Pembrokeshire & Derwen NHS Trust
1565:(the top tier of Welsh football) at
1541:
1112:operated, and there was significant
4006:BBC News article on inquest verdict
3843:. Western Telegraph. 20 August 2014
3603:from the original on 5 October 2013
3464:"Local Government (Wales) Act 1994"
3100:. Cardiff. 16 April 1889. p. 2
2943:. Conservatives.com. Archived from
2917:. Assemblywales.org. Archived from
2227:Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson
1448:gives access to shops on both sides
1324:, receiving its first charter from
1233:
13:
3973:Thompson, Gareth (8 August 2010).
3953:"James, William (1721-1783)"
3717:from the original on 15 March 2018
2686:, Paterchurch Publications, 1995.
2343:
2325:from the original on 18 April 2015
2007:Graham McPherson (born 1961), aka
1732:Category:People from Haverfordwest
934:
884:struck in AD 91. In the 1920s Sir
14:
4803:
4278:
4155:. Vol. 59. pp. 259–260.
4112:. Vol. 54. pp. 400–401.
4051:"Punk band mark 30th anniversary"
3962:. Vol. 29. pp. 228–229.
3533:National Historic Assets of Wales
3346:National Historic Assets of Wales
3267:National Historic Assets of Wales
3236:National Historic Assets of Wales
3042:"Haverfordwest Municipal Borough"
2662:National Historic Assets of Wales
2576:National Historic Assets of Wales
2451:Dictionary of British Place Names
2346:"Haverfordwest Town Council Home"
2242:
1723:
1610:Hywel Dda University Health Board
4750:
4152:Dictionary of National Biography
4109:Dictionary of National Biography
4004:Film-maker 'murdered' by soldier
3959:Dictionary of National Biography
3815:"Search Results - Haverfordwest"
3736:David Lynch (13 November 2018).
3554:Merlins Bridge Community Council
3145:"Justices of the Peace Act 1949"
3066:
3046:A Vision of Britain through Time
3020:A Vision of Britain through Time
2966:Swales Barker, Patricia (2013).
2404:. Office for National Statistics
2373:. Office for National Statistics
2058:
2031:(ca.1630 – 1658), a mistress of
1780:(born 1973), politician, MP for
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2497:The Placenames of Pembrokeshire
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1993:(1811–1885), an officer in the
1510:, an affiliated college of the
1342:Municipal Corporations Act 1835
1216:
1181:County of Pembroke War Memorial
1170:
998:recorded their presence in the
880:, the latest coin being one of
787:" or "ford used by goats" from
329:Senedd Cymru – Welsh Parliament
4727:Uzmaston, Boulston and Slebech
2996:. C. Knight. 1835. p. 233
2751:"Pembrokeshire County Council"
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1872:Sir William James, 1st Baronet
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4049:Parry, Nick (5 August 2008).
2367:"Haverfordwest Built-up area"
2304:
1636:Haverfordwest railway station
1581:, which formed in 1885, play
1550:Haverdfordwest Leisure Centre
1422:
1300:. The local Senedd Member is
1298:UK Parliamentary constituency
1292:Haverfordwest is part of the
1228:
957:. This occurred around 1110.
701:
4782:Communities in Pembrokeshire
4036:UK public library membership
3372:Pembrokeshire County Council
3289:"Haverfordwest Town Council"
2730:"Haverfordwest Town Council"
2170:, was born in Haverfordwest.
2146:, was born in Haverfordwest.
2004:; born at nearby Scotchwell.
1938:(born 1951), an influential
1926:, was born in Haverfordwest.
1623:
1595:Haverfordwest High VC School
1494:Haverfordwest High VC School
1477:
1374:Pembrokeshire County Council
1362:Haverfordwest Rural District
1256:Pembrokeshire County Council
890:The History of Pembrokeshire
779:The name of the town means "
137:12,042 (Community 2011)
16:Town in Pembrokeshire, Wales
7:
4306:Haverfordwest Civic Society
3402:"Local Government Act 1972"
2284:Haverfordwest And Its Story
2271:Haverfordwest power station
2264:
2126:Distinguished Service Order
1888:and lived in Haverfordwest.
1858:, was born in Haverfordwest
1774:, was born in Haverfordwest
1628:Haverfordwest is served by
1086:Little England beyond Wales
832:Little England Beyond Wales
774:
319:Mid and South Pembrokeshire
143:OS grid reference
10:
4808:
4702:Stackpole and Castlemartin
4077:"Picton, Sir Thomas"
3888:Meet the MP: Stephen Crabb
3180:Haverfordwest Town Council
2968:Haverfordwest through time
2350:Haverfordwest Town Council
2291:A History of Haverfordwest
2214:of Haverfordwest include:
1910:gunfire; born in the town.
1838:The Terrence Higgins Trust
1618:Glangwili General Hospital
1606:Withybush General Hospital
1435:
964:was founded by Tancred, a
842:
813:
4748:
4357:
4301:Haverfordwest Town Museum
4103:"Stokes, John Lort"
2526:Prehistoric Times to 1063
1814:June and Jennifer Gibbons
1600:
1386:Local Government Act 1972
1358:Local Government Act 1894
719:The Priory, Haverfordwest
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21:Human settlement in Wales
2516:Williams, A. H. (1941).
2049:
1955:Sir Thomas Picton School
1498:Sir Thomas Picton School
1296:Senedd constituency and
4293:Encyclopædia Britannica
4083:Encyclopædia Britannica
2193:2018 Commonwealth Games
1979:(born 1970), singer of
1951:Picture Frame Seduction
1772:The Dark Knight Trilogy
1750:, born at Slebech Hall.
1512:University of Glamorgan
1312:, also a Conservative.
856:running to the west of
826:Haverfordwest has been
722:Henry G Gastineau, 1830
4777:Towns in Pembrokeshire
4452:Fishguard and Goodwick
4028:10.1093/ref:odnb/21986
3098:South Wales Daily News
3073:British Policy History
1828:George Herbert Harries
1692:running northwards to
1551:
1449:
1396:
1316:Administrative history
1243:
1066:
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823:
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245:Postcode district
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4792:County towns in Wales
4787:Market towns in Wales
4562:Marloes and St Brides
4287:"Haverfordwest"
4261:The National Archives
3629:. 26 September 2013.
3474:The National Archives
3443:The National Archives
3412:The National Archives
3155:The National Archives
3094:"A corporation scare"
2449:Mills, A. D. (2003).
2424:"GENUKI: Prendergast"
2142:and with 58 caps for
1908:Israel Defense Forces
1782:Preseli Pembrokeshire
1746:and recipient of the
1648:Manchester Piccadilly
1630:Haverfordwest Airport
1567:Bridge Meadow Stadium
1549:
1508:Pembrokeshire College
1502:Tasker Milward School
1443:
1394:
1320:Haverfordwest was an
1294:Preseli Pembrokeshire
1241:
1064:
1056:
988:William the Conqueror
960:The proposition that
942:
821:
717:
709:
688:lowest bridging point
337:Preseli Pembrokeshire
193:Preserved county
4146:"Walter, Lucy"
3869:on 29 September 2011
3293:Pembrokeshire Herald
2082:improve this section
1575:Pembrokeshire League
1559:association football
1555:Haverfordwest County
1354:extra-parochial area
962:Haverfordwest Castle
944:Haverfordwest Castle
872:'s note to Camden's
767:, the remains of an
225:Sovereign state
82:Haverfordwest Castle
4677:St Mary Out Liberty
4098:Laughton, John Knox
3985:on 6 September 2012
3948:Laughton, John Knox
3821:on 27 February 2015
2921:on 12 February 2012
2289:Dillwyn Miles (ed)
2282:Humphrey Holdfast,
2212:Freedom of the Town
2206:Freedom of the Town
2128:for actions in the
2039:near Haverfordwest.
1985:Super Furry Animals
1940:science fiction fan
1840:is named after him.
1644:Transport for Wales
1458:Marks & Spencer
996:Geraldus Cambrensis
868:and Haverfordwest.
726:Haverfordwest is a
384: /
175:Principal area
3895:, 20 December 2005
3687:. 6 September 2018
3559:2015-04-17 at the
3469:legislation.gov.uk
3438:legislation.gov.uk
3407:legislation.gov.uk
3150:legislation.gov.uk
2805:on 12 January 2015
2779:on 28 October 2013
2753:. 30 November 2016
2258:14 Signal Regiment
1965:Battle of Waterloo
1953:was formed in the
1947:hardcore punk rock
1796:Geraint Wyn Davies
1720:to the northwest.
1642:. It is served by
1573:play in the local
1552:
1450:
1444:Footbridge on the
1397:
1306:Conservative Party
1244:
1199:Haverford Township
1067:
1059:
1016:Robert fitz Martin
1002:in Pembrokeshire.
947:
824:
802:. It is marked as
769:Augustinian priory
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712:
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311:UK Parliament
288:Mid and West Wales
257:Dialling code
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4522:Llandissilio West
4517:Llanddewi Velfrey
4236:Western Telegraph
4034:(Subscription or
3793:Western Telegraph
3742:Western Telegraph
3711:Western Telegraph
3627:Western Telegraph
3500:Western Telegraph
2977:978-1-4456-1614-8
2947:on 3 October 2013
2477:. British Library
2475:"Penbrok comitat"
2166:and 36 times for
2118:
2117:
2110:
2025:born in the town.
2011:, lead singer of
1997:who travelled on
1961:Sir Thomas Picton
1816:(born 1963), the
1768:Christopher Nolan
1759:Empire of the Sun
1698:Preseli Mountains
1671:Richards Brothers
1579:Haverfordwest RFC
1542:Sport and leisure
1338:municipal borough
1276:Haverfordwest is
1262:on Freemens Way.
1157:English Civil War
951:Age of the Saints
898:Claudius Gothicus
896:and the latest a
683:and showground).
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1991:John Lort Stokes
1987:, was born here.
1936:Greg Pickersgill
1822:Marjorie Wallace
1704:to the east and
1667:National Express
1401:St Mary's Church
1382:Quarter Sessions
1334:county corporate
1234:Local government
1121:county corporate
1070:St Mary's Church
1028:Richard de Clare
1000:Hundred of Roose
977:Gilbert de Clare
927:near Salisbury,
886:Mortimer Wheeler
828:English-speaking
710:The "New" Bridge
698:opened in 1975.
650:
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