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Powys Youth Service Celebrates Quality Mark Success
Powys County Council's Youth Service is celebrating the successful renewal of its Bronze Youth Work Quality Mark, recognising the high standard of support provided to young people across the county.
Powys and Shropshire leaders write to the King to champion cross-border rural economy vision
Leaders at Powys County Council and Shropshire Council have written to His Majesty The King to highlight the work of the Marches Forward Partnership, following his recent address to the United States Congress
Powys landlords invited to new forum offering clear guidance on major housing changes
Private landlords across Powys are being invited by the county council to take part in a new forum, created to offer practical support and reassurance as the housing sector faces significant legislative and regulatory change
Cabinet to consider Cradoc campus objection report
A campus of a south Powys primary school could close later this year if given the go-ahead by Cabinet next week, the county council has said
New council homes move a step closer as contractor appointed for north Powys developments
Plans to deliver dozens of much‑needed new council homes in north Powys have taken a major step forward with the appointment of a main contractor to build two social housing developments in Welshpool and Llanrhaeadr‑ym‑Mochnant
New report highlights water management skills gap across Marches
A new report has highlighted a growing skills gap in Water Resources Management (WRM) across Shropshire and Powys at a time when the region is facing increasing pressure from climate change, population growth and an ageing workforce
Learners thrive as Estyn recognises improving teaching at Ysgol Cefnllys
Learners at Ysgol Cefnllys are thriving in a calm, inclusive environment where improving teaching and strong relationships help them grow in confidence, independence and ambition, according to a new Estyn inspection - a report that has been welcomed by Powys County Council
Welsh‑medium 'late immersion' provision to open at Ysgol Bro Caereinion
A new opportunity to support young people to become confident bilingual learners will begin in north‑east Powys next year, with the introduction of bespoke Welsh‑medium 'late immersion' provision at Ysgol Bro Caereinion
Design the official poster for the 2027 Tour de France!
Creative students in Powys, aged 16 plus, are being invited to submit their designs for the official 2027 Tour de France poster, which will be unveiled in Paris in October.
Webpages launched to support people in Powys affected by cancer
People affected by cancer in Powys can now access new web pages for the Improving the Cancer Journey Programme, bringing together clear information on local support.
Small moments change lives
The first time a child laughs or opens up about their day may feel like small moments, but for foster carers across Wales, they are powerful signs of a breakthrough. These moments show a child is beginning to feel safe, to heal, and to feel loved.
Powys County Council confirms stable finances and continued investment across the county
Powys County Council has confirmed that it remains on track to deliver within budget at the end of the 2025/26 financial year, while continuing to invest millions of pounds in schools, roads, housing and community facilities across the county
