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A Powys County Council service is to invoke its business continuity plan as a preventative measure, it has been announced

Leisure centres in Powys will have an extended break over the Christmas and New Year with some temporarily closed until the end of March to counter escalating energy costs.

A team of senior education officers will work with a Powys secondary school following a disappointing Estyn inspection, the county council has confirmed

Following the recent UK Government announcement on the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF), the regional investment plan for Mid Wales has received formal approval

Powys residents who have signed up to three community broadband schemes - Llanfan Fawr and Llanwrthwl, Aberedw and Glascwm, and Dwyriw and Manafon - are to get their ultrafast fibre connections in the new year.

Waste and recycling collections will move on a day during Christmas week but will take place as normal over the New Year bank holiday.

Powys residents are being reminded they only have a few days to comment on the new vision for the future - Stronger Fairer Greener.

Three drop-in sessions are to be held to find new carers that can support vulnerable adults to live thriving and independent lives

A directory that lists places that can offer Powys people a warm welcome this winter has been launched by the county council

An education setting in south Powys has demonstrated its commitment to keeping children and young people safe online by completing a comprehensive online safety training programme

Residents in Powys are being asked to help the council find anyone that may be sleeping rough in the county so that help and support can be provided

This autumn at the annual Mid Wales Regional Skills Partnership Board meeting, Emma Thomas was announced as the new Chair of the Board