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2236: 2679: 3017:. In the 2011 census, only 7.5 per cent of residents in the Milford Central ward claimed that they could speak, read and write the language, in contrast to the Pembrokeshire county as a whole where roughly 18 per cent of the population are able to read, write and speak Welsh, while in the neighbouring county of Carmarthenshire around 40 per cent of people express a similar level of fluency in Welsh. Local disconnection from the Welsh language was highlighted in November 2008, when Milford Haven Town Council unsuccessfully demanded the right to opt out of a scheme in which official documents had to be translated into Welsh if requested; the council was allegedly one of about 10 that opposed having to make such translations. 416: 3365: 2249: 759: 2423:

than 200 trawlers and 2,000 people were required to service the fishing industry. The development of the oil industry also helped to boost the town's fortunes. However, the slumps have been just as severe, the area being scheduled as 'distressed' in the inter-war period. Over-fishing coupled with national economic factors contributed to a significant decline in the fishing industry, resulting in smaller catches and fewer trawlers. By 1972, only twelve trawlers were registered at the port, and 1974 saw industrial and political action to save jobs related to the industry.

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the rising population. "A new wave of hope however arrived with the prospect of a booming oil industry. The industry however was not labour-intensive, and did not provide huge labour opportunities for locals, in the 1970s employing only 2,000 workers." The nature of large construction projects meant that workers were attracted from outside the local area, and the decline of the fishing industry was to a certain extent masked. However, this employment was not permanent. On completing the construction of construction projects such as the Esso refinery and the

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Members of both the Methodist and United Reformed Churches now worship at Christ Church in Priory Road, formerly known as Priory Road Methodist Church, which was opened in 1902. In recent years the church has drawn together the Methodist Churches in Milford Haven, Hakin Point and Waterston as well as

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Primary and pre-school education in Milford Haven is served by six state infant and primary schools and St Francis, a Roman Catholic primary school. Milford Haven town is served by junior, Infant, and nursery schools. Hakin pupils can attend Hakin Community School, an amalgamation of the former Hakin

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track existed in the Hakin area of the town during the 1940s. It was located west of Picton Street on the Observatory ground (Rugby ground today). The regularity of the racing in unknown but it is known that the racing was independent, which means unaffiliated to the sports governing body at the time

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was built. These were frequently in large estates of houses, such as Howarth Close, Haven Drive and The Glebelands Estate. They transformed previously rural areas into an urban landscape, and considerably increased Milford's area of housing. Council estates were built throughout the 20th century, one

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Milford Haven is not ethnically diverse, with 96.4 per cent of people identifying themselves as white, compared with 99.2 per cent in 2001. 92.9 per cent of people in Milford Central ward were born in the UK, and only 3.8 per cent of residents arrived later than 2001. 96.3 per cent of residents claim

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church, it is considered to be the town's parish church due to its central position within the town and the fact that it was built by Charles Francis Greville the founder of Milford Haven. Other Anglican buildings include St. David's in Hubberston, St. Mary's (1927) and the Church of the Holy Spirit

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The town possesses a number of venues for sport and leisure. Milford Haven Leisure Centre offers various facilities, including a 25-metre indoor swimming pool, squash and tennis courts, a bowls hall and a dance studio. The Thornton Hall, located at Milford Haven School, has an indoor sports hall and

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were built, which slowly encompassed the area north up to Marble Hall Road, and east to Pill, examples including Shakespeare Avenue and Starbuck Road. The Great North Road took a northerly route which sliced this new district in two. Suburban owner-occupied detached and semi-detached properties grew

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By the 1950s, the fishing industry was in decline, and unemployment in the area had reached 11 per cent. There had been a housing boom however in the years following Second World War. The District Council took advantage of recently lifted restrictions, and built over 1,000 new homes to accommodate

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Post-war Milford Haven was not considered a promising location for tourism: a 1964 study commissioned by the district council highlighted the lack of nearby beaches, proximity of the town to heavy industrialization, and a shortage of tourist facilities such as restaurants and hotels. However, in the

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was added. The town was named Milford after the waterway, and Haven was added later in around 1868 when the railway terminus was built. The Welsh for Milford Haven, "Aberdaugleddau", refers to the estuary which is the meeting point of the "White River Cleddau" (Afon Cleddau Wen) and the "Black River

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Milford Haven enjoys a mild climate. Its proximity to the coast contributes to wet winters, but it enjoys more sunshine than most of the UK with around 1,600 hours of sunshine a year. This is comparable to much of Southern England. The nearest official Met Office weather station is at Milford Haven

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to settle in the new town and develop a whaling fleet. They began by building a shipyard, and leased it to a Messrs. Harry and Joseph Jacob. In December 1796, in an unusual arrangement, the Admiralty (Navy operations) directed the Navy Board (administration and supplies) to contract Jacobs shipyard

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church in Milford Haven, St. Francis of Assisi on Priory Road. Baptists congregate at North Road Baptist Church, which is one of the older religious buildings of the community, built in 1878. The Friends' Meeting House (Quakers), built in 1811 by the original Quaker whalers who were central to the

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by the coalition government, due to its importance to the energy sector. In 2014, plans by Milford Haven Port Authority were unveiled, which propose a transformation of the docks area into a residential and commercial destination, including hotel accommodation. In 2017 Milford Haven Port Authority

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and an ocean terminal. At the height of the fishing boom, it was said that "every day was a pay day". In 1921, 674 people were identified as working in the fishing industry, the leading occupation in the town, followed by transport and communication with 600 employees. However, at peak times, more

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factory, and housing numerous military personnel, Milford escaped serious damage from German bombings during the Second World War. In the summer of 1941 a bomb fell in fields near Priory Road, and later that year, a bomb damaged a house in Brooke Avenue. In neither instance were there casualties.

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under the Admiralty Board, the fact that Frenchman Barallier would remain in charge strongly suggests to historians that the Royal Navy accepted that its ships manoeuvrability was inferior to those of the Franco-Spanish alliance. In an effort to rectify this state of affairs the Royal Navy's first

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On 11 October 1809, a naval commission recommended purchase of the Milford Haven facility and formal establishment of a Royal Navy dockyard. This was, according to the report, due to the fact that Millford built-ships had proved to be cheaper due to the cheap cost of supplies and abundant labour

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1485 landing at the waterway before marching on England. By the late 18th century the two local creeks were being used to load and unload goods, and surrounding settlements were established, including the medieval chapel, and Summer Hill Farm, the only man-made structures on the future site of

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International tourism has also increased, with the arrival of transatlantic liners and the revenue they introduce to the town. 2012 saw 3,000 cruise passengers from six cruise vessels disembark at Milford, and the Port Authority expected 5,000 in 2013. The waterway transports 25% of Britain's

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In 1800, following the bankruptcy of the Jacobs & Sons, the Navy Board's overseer, Jean-Louis Barralier, was persuaded to lease the site for the Navy Board and develop a dockyard for building warships. Seven royal vessels were eventually launched from the dockyard, including

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in December 1894, with an elected council. The act also specified that parishes could not straddle district boundaries, and so the part of the urban district in Steynton parish became a parish called Milford, and the part in Hubberston parish became a parish called

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The town itself has a historic late 18th and 19th centuries core based on a grid pattern, located between Hubberston Pill and Castle Pill and extending inland for 500 metres (1,600 ft). Milford Haven's 20th century expansion took in several other settlements.

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During the 1980s and 1990s, the unemployment rate at times topped 30%, and the major industry of oil refining created no more than 2,000 direct or indirect jobs. Into the new millennium, its fortunes have risen, as can be witnessed in the activity surrounding the

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Milford Haven is the most populous community in the county, with a population of 13,907 within the community boundary at the 2011 census. When measured in terms of urban area the population was 13,582, making it the second largest urban area in the county after

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is remembered for his ambitious bid to complete Milford Docks for £80,000 in a mere seven months in 1880, and his subsequent bankruptcy in 1883 which delayed actual completion for a number of years. An ecclesiastic figure to gain prominence from the town was

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officer and administrator, remembered for his campaigns in China and northern Africa. During a two-year stay in Pembroke, he prepared plans for fortifications of Milford Haven. The military naval base at Milford during the First World War was commanded by

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Architecture in Milford Haven can be divided into roughly three broad periods of building. The number of buildings which pre-date the town's official foundation in 1790 are scarce. These include the medieval priory, and a 12th-century 'beacon chapel'.

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requirement for motor fuel, and the port handled 53 million tonnes of shipping in 2008, making it the largest port in Wales, and the sixth largest in the UK. There are two major commercial centres: Charles Street in the historic town centre, and the

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up on land overlooking the waterway and along the course of Steynton Road. Around the start of the 20th century, there was a recognized need to provide accommodation to poorer families. As a result, much former agricultural land was bought, and new

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Milford Haven was chosen as a base for allied American troops, and roughly 1,000 American military personnel were housed in the town at this time. They manned an amphibious base which included a hospital built in Hakin and a docks complex at

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The natural harbour of the Haven was known as a safe port and was exploited for several historical military operations throughout the second millennium. Campaigns conducted from the Haven included part of the invasion of Ireland in 1171 by

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used Milford as a key location. The town lends its name to the fictional Californian location featured in the novelisations and radio plays by author Mara Purl. Robert Watson uses the town as the principal setting in his novel

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to build a frigate and later a 74-gun ship-of-the-line. However, due to a combined lack of local standing oak, access to supplies of timber from the Baltic, and local skills in volume, the Jacob operation soon went bankrupt.

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chose Milford as its starting location, and this coincided with an overhaul of the docks. Subsequently, it was rebranded as a marina, and a number of attractions including cafes, restaurants and retail outlets sprung up. A

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Company completed work on an oil refinery near the town, which opened despite environmental objections. This was followed by similar developments by many other chief oil companies in a 10-year period, including

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The initial phase of construction from the late 18th century is located in the area central to the town, the three parallel streets of Hamilton Terrace, Charles Street And Robert Street. Three-storey

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Milford Marina, the site of the former working docks, was re-branded in 1991 and offers retail facilities, the town museum and entertainment. The Marina itself houses 360 berths for private boats.

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was a permanent fixture at Milford Docks, remaining there for lengthy repairs. Her arrival into the docks was heralded as an example of the scale of vessel which the town could expect to attract.

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There has been a great deal of loss and degradation of local mudflat habitat as a result of industrial and commercial development – one study indicated a 45 per cent loss in Hubberston Pill.

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line and beyond. In 1866, work was completed on an additional extension which provided access to the docks and ship-breaking yard on the eastern side of the town. Between 1875 and 1886

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and during WWII by Rear Admiral Phillip Esmonde Phillips until 1942, and then by Vice Admiral Bernard William Murray Fairbairn until the end of the war. Of those born in the town,

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certain parts of the town commenced. The outdoor swimming pool, which had remained disused for some years, was transformed into a water-garden and officially opened in 1990 by

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in the underdeveloped eastern side of the town, it remained a chapel of ease until 1891 when Milford became a parish, until that time competing with St Peter and St Cewydd in

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theatres in Wales, and possesses its own independent theatre company. The Pill Social Centre, operating since the 1950s, is a community hall and events venue, having hosted

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in 1810. Effectively then, Millford was to be set up as a model dockyard under French management, from which lessons could be learnt for implementation in other dockyards.

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and so did not have parish councils of their own; the lowest level representative body was the Milford Haven Urban District Council. The urban district council built the

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Junior School and Hakin Infants and Nursery Schools and the voluntarily controlled Hubberston Church in Wales VC Nursery and Primary. Secondary education is provided by

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English as their first language. 1.5 per cent of residents identify as having religious views other than any denomination of Christianity, including no religion.

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was described as a considerable centre of boat building, and by 1906, Milford had become the sixth largest fishing port in the UK, and its population rose. The

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near Little Haven in 1989. He was additionally convicted of the rape of a teenager and assault of four others in woodland near the town's Mount Estate in 1996.

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weekly newspaper covered the Milford Haven and West Pembrokeshire area. It was founded in 1992 and following a merger of its editorial team with that of the

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had a vision of connecting London to New York via a railway through Wales and then to a commuter port. The initial plan was to terminate the line at

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Architecture in Milford Haven, 1: Georgian town house, 2: Terrace house from 19th century, 3: Council house from 1930s, 4: Private house built 1960s

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was opened on Hamilton Terrace, at that time possessing an inbuilt fire station. 1939 also saw the opening of an outdoor swimming pool on the Rath.

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is a medieval village to the north, no longer separated due to the expansion of houses. Lower Priory, with the remains of a very early religious

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domestic and commercial properties are set along the northern side of the main road through the town, and overlook the harbour and waterway.

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of the two rivers and their forming an estuary. Also, Cleddau may make reference to the action of a weapon or tool cutting through the land.

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inherited the estate in 1824, a commercial dock was started which became the home of a successful fishing industry. By 1849, the district of

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in 1925, and later enjoyed a successful career teaching in the university, in addition to publishing several academic works. Microbiologist

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clubs. Nautical activities are centered around the marina and Pembrokeshire Yacht Club in Gelliswick, which dates to 1923. There is a

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By the late 19th century, the land directly above this central area was being developed. To house the growing population, rows of

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in 1814. It then became a commercial dock, with the focus moving in the 1960s, after the construction of an oil refinery built by

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Fishing fleet laid up in Milford docks during coal miners strike, along with troopships for transporting soldiers to Ireland,1921

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of the most recent and largest examples being The Mount Estate, which has been the scene of a number of anti-social incidents.

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on Hamilton Terrace in 1939 to serve as its headquarters. Milford Haven Urban District was abolished in 1974, becoming part of

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The Rath is a landscaped street on high ground, with panoramic views of the Haven. The land was used in the 18th century as a

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early growth of the town, is in Priory Road. Quakers travel from distances around Pembroke to worship at the Friends House.

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is located near the retail park and the local museum, in the old custom house, focuses on the maritime history of the area.

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In the late 1850s, work began on a network of forts on both sides of the Milford Haven estuary, as a direct result of the

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and the 1984 short cult film "Vengeance". The town's Mount Estate provided the location for a BBC documentary entitled

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and to create a ferry service to Ireland, but after a failure to complete Irish rail links the terminus was changed to

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Days of Our Lives Soap Actress Mara Purl Finds Major Success as Author ... What the Heart Knows Begins the Journey

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The Beauties of England and Wales, or, Delineations, topographical, historical, and descriptive, of each county

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Milford Haven's Tabernacle United Reformed Church and Priory Road Methodist Church merge to form Christ Church

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Bartholomew, John (1887) 'Gazetteer of the British Isles' from Vision of Britain.org Retrieved 30 January 2010

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explored the 1930s criminal underworld in the area. The town was used as a filming location for the BBC drama

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The first religious building raised after Milford Haven was founded was St. Katharine's and St. Peter's, an

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located at the foot of the docks area. In 2012, it was announced that the Milford waterway was declared an

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as "So highly Milford is in every mouth renowned / Noe haven hath aught good, in her that is not found".

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Source: Bluestone Wales, Milford Fish Docks, National Statistics Sea Fisheries Annual Reports and McKay.

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A British convoy, with balloon protection, leaving the port of Milford Haven during the Second World War.

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in 1649. Forces which have disembarked at the point include Jean II de Rieux's 1405 reinforcement of the

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The community of Milford Haven covers an area of 1,573 hectares (6.07 sq mi) and includes the

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By 1901, the town's population had reached 5,102, and by 1931 had further doubled to 10,104. During the

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Romantic Textualities: Literature and Print Culture, 1780–1840, (Winter 2009), Retrieved 29 July 2018

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architect, Jernigan, it was built for the storage of whale oil awaiting shipment for sale in London.

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terminal, and the new building works which accompanied it and its connection to the controversial

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was born and raised in Milford Haven, known for her work on the science fiction anthology series

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made Milford and Hakin the subject of his poem "The Fishing Lass of Hakin", and the gothic novel

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grew up in Milford Haven and later became the first foreign scientist to lead the world-renown

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was established by Thomas Phillips, operating from a branch in the town. It collapsed in 1810.

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for Chester City, Cardiff City and Queens Park Rangers. Another footballer from the town was

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lived briefly in Milford whilst employed by the Admiralty as a quantity surveyor. Journalist

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Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales; Retrieved 2 January 2010

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When development of the modern town began in the 1790s the area straddled the parishes of

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One Wales: Connecting the Nation – The Wales Transport Strategy Welsh Assembly Government

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An Essay on the Advantages of Milford Haven As A Commercial Port of National Importance

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as "blessed Milford". It was used as the base for several military operations, such as

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Milford Haven, as viewed from northwest of the town near Havens Head: Milford (left) (

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of an old Scandinavian name "Melrfjordr" that was first applied to the waterway – the

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The Pembrokeshire Murders: The exact locations where the ITV crime drama was filmed

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supply. It proposed purchase of the yard at £4,455. However, as this was after the

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located in Milford Docks, offers courses in boatbuilding and marine engineering.

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Rosalyn Wild, a resident of the town, achieved fame in 2011 for charity work.

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Bus routes passing through the town are operated by independent companies and

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The six wards comprising Milford Haven community each elect one councillor to

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Milford Haven is located within the geographical and historic area known as

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A Catechism of the History of Ireland: Ancient, Medieval, and Modern (1878)

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Milford Haven Museum, located in the Custom House built in 1797 by Jernigan

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began his professional career working as a sales assistant at a branch of

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or inlet, developing into "Milford"; then later the term "Haven" from the

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landed close to his birthplace in Mill Bay before marching on to England.

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The Secret Waterway: A Guide to the Milford Haven and Daugleddau Waterway

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Hubberstone Fort is one of Britain's most endangered archaeological sites

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during Henry VIII's reign. Other early buildings included the Catholic

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The MITEC School of Boatbuilding & Marine Engineering, a branch of

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or drowned valley. This is a landscape of low-lying wooded shorelines,

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in 1790 to establish the port at Milford, and takes its name from the

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Milford Haven is also connected to notable military figures, such as

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Priory Road Methodist Church, now known as Christ Church, opened 1902

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One of the earliest notable figures from the Milford Haven area is

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There are two tiers of local government covering Milford Haven, at

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dockyard which it remained until the dockyard was transferred to

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In 1863, the railway network came to Milford, linking it to the

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Milford Haven appears in a number of literary works, including

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claimed in 1912 that "the fish trade is Milford's sole industry

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was born in Milford in 1858. He was the Chief Engineer of the

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is the "pouring out" of a river, hence the description of the

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A church was consecrated in October 1808 and dedicated to St

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