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Contractors wishing to be considered to complete building works for Powys County Council will find the process simpler in the future thanks to a new procurement system.

A drop-in session for the final phase of the consultation aimed at improving the public spaces within Brecon town centre, will take place on Wednesday 2 November, between 3.30pm and 6.30pm at Y Gaer, Brecon.

Parents of prospective pupils have had the chance to tour the development of a new Welsh-medium school in Welshpool as they consider educational options for their children

Difficulties in recruiting HGV drivers and a rise in covid cases are still causing significant disruptions to the waste and recycling collections across the county.

Powys residents are being urged by the county council to be on their guard against fire safety scammers.

Engaging with Higher Apprenticeships has helped Newtown High School to move out of special measures by improving leadership and management, teaching and learning standards.

A north Powys museum will be holding an event later this month to celebrate the arrival of new treasure acquisitions, the county council has said.

Residents in Powys are being asked by the county council to think twice before accepting a goldfish as a prize if they have attended a fair.

Work to the first two phases of a new active travel route in Llandrindod Wells will begin next week (24 October 2022).

This year's Recycle Week is a great chance for us all to double our efforts to recycle more and get the answers to those questions which may be holding us back from doing all we can.

Powys Health and Care Academy's first campus, at Bronllys Community Hospital, has been officially opened today (Thursday 13 October) by Health and Social Services Minister Eluned Morgan.

A review of education in a south Powys catchment area has begun, the county council has announced