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The passing of the Hon Dame Shân Legge-Bourke- Mrs LB or just plain Shân as she was affectionately known to thousands - marks, in a very real sense, the end of an era.

There is still time for the people of Powys to share their views on how money should be spent on local services for the year 2026-27 and beyond, the county council has said.

Powys Archives has been awarded UK Archive Service Accreditation status for the first time, the county council has said.

A major school building project in north Powys has been recognised at a national level after being highly commended in the CLAW Awards 2025 Project of the Year category

After a successful first 12 months, the funding for the X48 service from Craven Arms to Builth Wells will continue for another year.

Two Welsh-medium early years settings in Powys have been highlighted for their excellent work in Estyn's latest Early Insight report, which showcases strong practice across Wales

Revised waste and recycling collections days for over Christmas and New Year have been confirmed.

Residents in the county are being urged by Powys Trading Standards to stop using baby sleep pillows immediately following a national safety alert

Residents in Powys are being urged by the county council to check their tumble dryers following a national safety alert involving approximately 85,000 appliances

Organisations across Mid Wales are now invited to submit proposals for new capital projects to help shape a strengthened regional investment pipeline

National energy infrastructure projects approved by the Welsh Government need to provide a lasting legacy for communities in Powys, according to the County Council's Cabinet.

News that Mid Wales is to get nearly £13million to boost transport has been welcomed by Powys County Council