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Let's Talk: Living in Powys
There is still time for residents to share their views on living in Powys to help shape future planning and service delivery, the county council has said.
Last few weeks of garden waste collections for 2024
Residents and garden waste collection subscribers are reminded that there are only a few weeks of collections left for this year.
Planning Services meet Audit Wales recommendations in full, new reports reveals
A series of recommendations to help Powys County Council improve its planning services have been fully implemented, a new Audit Wales report has concluded
Positive inspection for Corporate Safeguarding
Powys County Council has taken decisive action to strengthen corporate safeguarding arrangements, an Audit Wales review of the service has concluded
It Starts With Men this White Ribbon Day
Powys residents are being urged to join one of three walks in the county on Monday 25 November to show their support for ending violence against women and girls.
Work on the Newtown active travel bridge continues
Work on the new cycle and pedestrian active travel bridge in Newtown will continue into the New Year.
Council wins green procurement award, again!
Work to cut Powys County Council's carbon footprint by helping its suppliers to cut theirs, has been rewarded with a national award - for a second year in a row.
Free digital marketing sessions organised for arts and culture sectors
Free digital marketing training sessions have been organised by Powys County Council to help people in the arts, culture, learning and heritage sectors advertise their events
Have your say on housing plans for Llanfyllin
Residents living in Llanfyllin have an opportunity to have their say on plans for a proposed housing development in the town, Powys County Council has said
Leisure Services Review
Leisure and recreation services in Powys need a rethink over the coming years to safeguard provision for future generations, Powys County Council has said.
£1m project improving flood defences for 100 homes
More than 100 Powys homes will be better protected against water damage by the end of this year, thanks to a £1 million Flood Resilience scheme.
Former school being demolished ready for new council homes to be built
Exciting plans to build new council homes in north Powys have reached an important milestone as works to demolish a former school begin, the county council has said