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Following a 12-week public engagement exercise, the Powys Sustainable Resource Strategy has been finalised and will be discussed by the council's scrutiny committee next week, Wednesday 9 July.

Recommendations for how Powys roads are categorised and serviced during the winter months will be discussed by Powys County Council's scrutiny committee next week, Wednesday 9 July.

Children across Powys are encouraged to join the Summer Reading Challenge and explore the magical connection between storytelling and the natural world.

Providers of visitor accommodation in Powys are being encouraged to take part in a survey to help shape a new national registration service for Wales.

Work to construct a new road bridge over the Montgomery Canal is underway by Glandŵr Cymru, the Canal & River Trust in Wales, as part of the UK government-funded restoration of the canal.

A group of primary school pupils have been congratulated by Powys County Council for their outstanding success at a prestigious reading competition

Pupils across Powys are embracing music like never before, thanks to the continued success of the National Music Plan for Education in Wales

An ambitious Corporate and Strategic Equality Plan to drive Powys County Council priorities for the next two years - which also includes a strengthened focus on education - will be debated by the Council next month.

Ceredigion and Powys County Councils are inviting visitors to the Royal Welsh Show to drop by throughout show week (21-24 July) to explore an exciting range of exhibitions and activities that are interactive and informative for the public

A senior education officer from Powys County Council has been appointed as the acting headteacher of a north Powys all-age school, bringing a wealth of experience and leadership to the role

A fresh wave of innovation is underway across Mid and North Wales, as pioneering businesses have received support as part of Innovate UK's Nurturing Innovation in the Agri-tech and Food Technology Cluster for Mid and North Wales

Plans to upgrade the county's public transport network have been agreed by the Powys County Council's cabinet.