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Exciting plans to build new council homes will reach an important milestone later this month when work to demolish four existing blocks of flats begins, the county council has said

Bird keepers in Powys need to register themselves with the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) after it became a legal requirement earlier this month, the county council has said

We're backing Wales Recycles' mighty mission to get to No.1 in the world for recycling, and we need YOUR help to get us there! Wales is already on the rise - recently climbing from third to second place, just behind Austria. Amazing, right? But we can do even better, especially when it comes to tackling food waste.

Six Powys projects have received Shared Prosperity Fund support worth a total of £4.59 million in the last eight months to help build "resilient, healthy and safe neighbourhoods".

Residents in Powys are being urged to be on their guard for rogue gardeners are targeting the county

Efforts to tackle child poverty in Powys will be boosted thanks to a £90,000 grant from the Welsh Government, it has been announced

A new cemetery has been established in south Powys thanks to a collaboration between the county council and town council

Powys County Council is now an active member of Employers for Carers (EfC) Wales.

To coincide with Recycle Week 2024, the council's Waste Awareness Team will be hosting a series of Recycling Roadshows aimed at engaging with residents and promoting the importance of recycling, with a special focus on reducing and recycling our food waste.

Are you interested in working on public sector projects? Construction and Highways companies looking to promote their services and connect with public sector buyers are invited to attend upcoming 'Meet the Buyer' events.

Projects costing a total of £12,000 for new signs at Llanidloes and Talgarth have been completed thanks to grant funding secured by Powys County Council.

A team of senior education officers will work with a Powys secondary school after Estyn inspectors felt that the school was still in need of significant improvement, the county council has said