What not to miss in this week's Western Telegraph (From Western Telegraph)

What not to miss in this week's Western Telegraph

FIND out about this Tenby widow's two-year battle with the National Park authority over the sale of her flats, and how the county is preparing for a Royal visit.

This week's Western Telegraph is 108 pages packed with county news, sport, entertainment, jobs, features, letters, classified and loads more!

Not-to-miss news this week includes:

* A soldier Mum returns home from the Gulf after an appeal from her family

* A bright new chapter opens for Pembroke Dock's call centre

* Animal welfare inspectors are to investigate the two latest big cat sightings

* Controversy surrounds plans for a sex shop near Penally

* A heroin supply network is revealed in North Pembrokeshire

* A woman died after she was thrown from her pony trap

* An Assembly Minister visits a troubled Milford Haven estate and a helpline is set up for youngsters there

* Fishguard saw its biggest cruise ship since the Mauretania nearly a century ago and Milford Haven welcomes a Tall Ship

* Work will begin in September on a new £1.5 million police custody suite at Haverfordwest

* Rail users are warned use it or lose it

* A graveyard was closed after a burial site subsided and left a gaping hole

* A group of young techno wizards are named the UK's best boffins

* Catch up with this year's carnival at Narberth

Plus find out why householders are being warned to check electricity, gas and water bills.

NEW this week - Telegraph Country has changed. We're now bringing you Extra - Farming Extra. Eight pages packed with farming and agriculture news, views and features - not to be missed!

And - Catch the Western Telegraph for all the community news from your town or village.