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A construction company that will build a new affordable housing development in Newtown is looking for local businesses to help with the project

Residents in Powys will need to show photographic ID to vote in the Police and Crime Commissioner elections on 2 May

Following a recent call for applications for projects seeking to improve adult numeracy skills, 14 projects across the Mid Wales region have been approved

A small south Powys primary school could close later this year if given the go-ahead by Cabinet next week, the county council has said

Exciting plans to move a north Powys all-age school along the language continuum so it eventually becomes a Welsh-medium school could take a step closer if a recommendation to Cabinet is approved, the county council has said

Powys businesses in the retail, leisure and hospitality sectors have until the end of March to apply for a rate relief scheme that will see their business rates bill reduced, the county council has said

More than £170m investment is planned as part of a five-year programme that will see new council homes built and improvements made to existing council homes, Powys County Council has said

Current grant-funded projects available could significantly help Mid Wales boost its connectivity infrastructure, but it can be confusing when exploring what options are out there

Businesses in Powys with plans to expand, or secure their future in challenging times, could be eligible for a Growth Grant from the county council.

"Partnership working is key if child poverty is to be tackled in Powys" - that was message to those who attended a child poverty conference hosted by the county council

Marked annually on 8 March, International Women's Day (IWD) is a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women.

A grant funding programme is to be created to support arts and creative industries in Powys after the county council secured £675,000 from the Shared Prosperity Fund (SPF)