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

What not to miss in this week's Western Telegraph

This was the scene at a helicopter crash drama at Withybush, Haverfordwest. And a North Pembrokeshire community is in mourning after another young man dies in a road crash.

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

Not-to-=miss news this week includes:

* The Western Telegraph is urging its readers to give their backing to the £250,000 Bucketful of Hope Appeal.

* Three cows on a Pembrokeshire farm test positive for BSE

* A Pembroke Dock policeman meets the 20-year-old man whose life he has saved

* Find out top venues in county for baring it all.

* I'm being victimised, says council leader in planning row

* Two specialist Pembrokeshire police dogs and handlers to assist in the Abigail Witchalls investigation

* Pembroke Dock man recalls Star Wars falcon project

* Boost for £70 million Pembroke Dock marina plan

* Monks refuse Tetra mast plan for Caldey Island, and there is a health check call for mast neighbours

* Black Bart pirate lookalike captures American author's heart

* Agency accused of failing to protect cockle areas

* Pembrokeshire could benefit from 3,000 extra cruise liner visitors

* Follow the pilgrim's progress on 35,000 worldwide holy journey

* North Pembrokeshire regeneration plan comes under the spotlight

* Tall ship Tenacious sees start of Nelson Week

* Riders upset over safety of road layout

* Search is on for unclaimed Pembrokeshire Lottery wins

* Wild West theme for Pembrokeshire YFC rally and a riot of colour for Family Fun Day for the disadvantaged

* Four pages of business news

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