This World War One veteran, Alfred Finnigan, dies aged 108. And a nine-year-old cross country champion wins his battle against meningitis.

This week's Western Telegraph is 124 pages packed with county news, sport, entertainment, jobs, features, letters, classified and lots more.

Not-to-miss news this week includes:

* Mum of teenage truant faces prison

* Pembrokeshire's power station decisions should be known by end of year

* Surfer rescues drowning pup

* Police give warning if Tetra mast does not go ahead

* Three guilty after 30-man brawl

* Pupil punched and kicked to ground

* Twelve-year-olds caught with vodka bottles

* Farmers fears put to rest over right to roam

* Police need help in car vandals crack-down

* Grow up, judge tells drugs man

* Councillors warn someone must die before road is made safer

* Disabled rugby fan slams Millennium stadium staff

* Council receives 405 complaints about animal and music noise

* Wolfscastle Post office to re-open

* Jan Cook lives up to her name with raspberry and white chocolate muffins

* Merlin's a wizard author at 91

* Nicole ready for 500-mile Euro trek

* New site sought for St Clears milk bottling plant

* County's pop princess will host charity concert

* See our guide to your Diary Dates over the coming months.

* Get a taste of adult learning and also see what Pembrokeshire College has to offer on computer and IT courses

Find out which businesses have been helped by Pembrokeshire Lottery

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