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

What not to miss in this week's Western Telegraph

Despite the rain, almost 300 car fanatics from all over the country joined the Western Telegraph Pembrokeshire County Classic Car Run and this week's edition contains a page of pictures and a report.

And we want to know what Western Telegraph readers think of a plan to replace Commerce House in Haverfordwest's Market Street with a garden and bandstand.

This week's Western Telegraph is 104 pages packed with county news, sport, entertainment, jobs, features, letters, classified and loads more!

Not-to-miss news this week includes:

* How pioneering trials in the battle against breast cancer are taking place at Withybush Hospital

* D-Day date for the Bluestone project

* Why landowners could face hefty bills over flytipping

* Why teaching support staff are urged to reject new duties

* How a local black Pembrokeshire huntswoman is fronting the latest pro-hunting campaign

* A part-time auxiliary nurse is convicted of a £13,000 benefits fraud

* Was the council cabinet 'misled' over Tenby traffic scheme?

* Why an NHS dentist crisis meeting is a to be held in Haverfordwest

* How a new Eco Festival is planned on a Boncath working farm

* And how many more colours are there on Pembroke's Main Street buildings?

Plus see why a Pembroke father is to tackle the highest mountain in South East Asia and two cyclists plan a 500-mile ride in Spain

Find out what young people in the county are doing - how two 15-year-old entrepreneurs set the business world alight, how local teenagers enjoyed tea with Cherie Blair, young engineers make a bid for a prestigious title, two apprentices do maintenance work on board a tall ship, and students transform a riverside garden.

Plus catch the Western Telegraph for all the community news from your town or village.