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Trading Standards Wales (TSW) reports that scams and rogue traders continue to cause misery for consumers across the country

Suppliers of goods and services to Powys County Council, worth an estimated £250 million a year, can now access more support and advice to do so effectively.

Over 500 Powys businesses in the retail, leisure and hospitality sectors have had their business rates bills reduced after applying for a rate relief scheme, the county council has said

Trading Standards Wales (TSW) and Stop Loan Sharks Wales are warning consumers to be vigilant on social media, as the team are receiving record reports of loan shark activity due to the cost-of-living crisis and increasing use of digital markets

Trading Standards Wales (TSW) advises caution to consumers and to check the descriptions on food products they buy, so that they are confident that they are receiving what they think they are paying for

As the digital landscape continues to evolve, Growing Mid Wales announces the launch of the Business Digital Connectivity Survey, aimed at businesses across the region, to better understand their current and future needs

Powys Teaching Health Board and Powys County Council launch new campaign to raise awareness of the potential harms of vaping to young people.

An upgrade of Ystradgynlais Library has been completed and the service is to return to its usual home after a temporary move into the Welfare Hall.

With less than two weeks until the voter registration deadline for the Police and Crime Commissioner election on Thursday, May 2, Powys County Council is urging residents to make sure they are registered in time

Telephone providers are moving most landline customers to upgraded services using digital technology between now and 2025, including many living in Powys.

Several new competitions have been launched following World Book Day, the county council has said.