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The transformation of Adult Social Care is set to deliver improved services and better outcomes for residents.

Learners, parents and education partners are being invited to shape the future of post-16 education as the county council begins the next phase of its engagement programme

Powys has a proud tradition of celebrating national identity, and the flying of flags - such as the Union Jack and Y Ddraig Goch - is a familiar and respected sight across the county, including at our main council offices

A total of £4 million has been allocated towards town centre regeneration projects across Mid Wales (Powys and Ceredigion) over the next two years (2025-2027).

Teachers and pupils at a north Powys primary school are celebrating a major milestone following a positive report from Estyn

The parents of more than 1,000 Powys children, aged four and under, who could be claiming free or reduced cost childcare are missing out, the county council believes.

Transformational change has helped council services be more efficient, saving costs of over £10m and having a positive impact for Powys residents, the county council has said

Residents in Powys are being encouraged to help bring long term empty properties back into use to help tackle the housing emergency in the county

A north Powys primary school has been congratulated by Powys County Council after receiving an excellent Estyn inspection

Powys County Council has pledged its support for Gas Safety Week (8-14 September 2025).

Changes and upgrades to the Powys public transport network take effect from today, Monday 1 September.

Leader of Powys County Council, Cllr Jake Berriman, has announced changes to the Cabinet, which will take effect from 1 October 2025