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Two members of Powys County Council staff have received Lifetime Achievement Awards for their work to protect children at risk.

An in-depth review of the county's leisure service and opportunities has begun, the county council has said.

Residents in the south of the county will be asked to present proof of address when visiting the Household Waste Recycling Centre in Lower Cwmtwrch.

Brecon's innovative Scan|Recycle|Reward recycling trial will begin on 13 July.

Youth workers in Powys have been thanked by the county council for the invaluable contributions they make in supporting the county's young people

From 17 September 2023, the default 20mph speed limit will come into force on roads where people live, work and play in Powys, and across Wales. Some roads will remain at 30mph and Powys County Council will now be consulting with communities on which ones will keep their current speed limit.

An innovative Powys primary school has picked up another top award, its second in the space of a week

Ambitious plans to provide more homes for rent in Powys are to be supported by a scheme which could see the council purchase former right-to-buy properties

Children and staff from a Welsh-medium early years setting have been visited by a Welsh Government Minister in their £2m purpose-built facility

People living in Powys with a spare room and an interest in caring for our communities are being encouraged to find out more about Shared Lives carers.

Powys County Council have secured Welsh Government funding, for a Safe Routes in Community Active Travel project near the Priory Church in Wales School, in Brecon.

Powys County Council have secured Welsh Government funding and support from Transport for Wales, to improve active travel provision on Severn Street, in Welshpool.