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Corporate Self-Assessment available online
Powys County Council's latest annual corporate-self assessment is available to view online
Do you have a question about council services?
People who live, work or study in Powys are being invited to submit a question to the next full meeting of the county council on Thursday 3 October
New school opens in Brecon
A new primary school has opened its doors today, ushering in a new era of education in Brecon, the county council has said
Social work recruitment event
Qualified and experienced social workers seeking new opportunities are being invited to join an online recruitment event in September.
£53k project to make Elan Valley more accessible is completed
A £53,000 project to make woodland in the Elan Valley more accessible to visitors has been completed thanks to grant funding secured by Powys County Council.
Drop-In Events on the Powys Replacement Local Development Plan (2022-2037)
Residents in Powys are being invited to share their views on the County Council's Preferred Strategy for the Powys Replacement Local Development which will cover all of Powys outside the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park.
Presteigne town centre is getting a makeover
Presteigne town centre is to see improvements, that will add to its appearance, after a funding bid submitted to Powys County Council was successful.
£37k new 'green' facilities now in use at Powys youth hostel
A £37,000 revamp of the YHA hostel in Bannau Brycheiniog, near Brecon, is now being enjoyed by visitors thanks to grant funding secured by Powys County Council.
Learners celebrate GCSE and Level 2 qualification results
Powys learners who have received their GCSE and Level 2 qualification results today (Thursday, August 22) have been congratulated on their achievements by the county council.
Views wanted on Royal Welsh Show week safety measures
A survey about the safety measures that were in place around Builth Wells during this year's Royal Welsh Show has been launched.
Powys Replacement Local Development Plan (2022-2037): Have your say on the Preferred Strategy
Residents in Powys are being invited to share their views on the Council's Preferred Strategy for the plan that will guide the scale and location of future development in the county.
Scheme to make community buildings in Powys more sustainable gets extra £419k
A project aiming to 'rebuild community foundations in Powys' has received an extra £419,400, due to high demand.