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

What not to miss in this week's Western Telegraph

The summer show and carnival season continues, see full reports and pictures from around the county. Plus, a woman who threatened to kill and eat hospital staff is sent to a mental hospital.

This week's Western Telegraph is packed with 96 pages of county news, sport, entertainment, jobs, features, letters, classified and loads more...

Not-to-miss news this week includes:

* Get ready for the flag to be lowered for the Seventh Western Telegraph Pembrokeshire County Vehicle Run on Sunday.

* Record number of students bag top grade GCSEs

* Tenby man 'groomed' six-year-old girl for sex, court told

* Fishguard man jailed for burglary

* A Narberth man denies child sex offences

* Milford Haven woman jailed for defying Anti-Social Behaviour Order

* A Johnston man accused of threatening to kill former partner.

* County has been awarded £32 million European money

* Injured climber airlifted to hospital by Sea King

* Pembroke survivors of Gerona Air crash learn details of accident

* Time capsule found in a 'simne fawr' reveals hidden history

* Village cleans up after graffiti attack.

* Iron Age fort wins second prestigious heritage award

* Tenby actor Charles Dale wins major TV role

* Sailing enthusiast died after boat mast hit power line

* A man dies after going overboard from Irish Ferries vessel. And a fire breaks out in Stena Lynx engine room.

* Thirteen-year-old Laurie Williams releases debut CD

* Two Sunderland artefacts presented to Pembroke Dock Museum

* Kilpaison wartime air crash mystery is solved.

* The Welsh Dental Initiative is failing Pembrokeshire, patient claims

* Find out details of Pembroke Festival, the unique Priors and Pilgrims Heritage Trail and Milford Haven Music Festival

Report and pictures from St Davids and Fishguard carnivals and pictures And catch the Western Telegraph for all the community news from your town or village.