Disappointment for Anti-LNG protestors as the LNG project at Waterston is given the go-ahead. And read about one woman's living nightmare of secrets and lies.

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

Not-to-miss news this week includes:

* Three in court on attempted murder charge of former boxer

* Computer virus leads to £400 a day phone bill

* Badger baiting alert in county

* Suspected drugs overdose by boy of 12

* £6m care flat project for Merlins Bridge

* Dentist found guilty of misconduct can return to work

* A Pembrokeshire psychiatrist is suspended for 18 months

* Planners are overwhelmed by new build bids

* County flu jab shortage fears allayed

* Dismay at loss of Crown post office

* Minister urged to solve Haverfordwest's Market Street crisis

* Warning over new pyramid Cash scheme

* How a tiny brick shed sold for £21,000

* Lack of school lockers can cause lifelong back problems

* Marloes Wildlife project wins top award

* Memories of Claypit murder trial

Plus - Equestrian extravaganza at Spirit of the Horse show and Katie in final of BBC Wales' Up Your Street talent show

And - Globetrotting Rosie Swales celebrates birthday in remote Russian town

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