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A very small north Powys primary school could close if a recommendation to Cabinet is approved, the county council has said

21 people have been given a fresh start in their careers this year thanks to apprenticeships offered by Powys County Council.

Solar panels and LED lighting have been fitted at two Powys schools, with community centres attached, and are going to be fitted at four more in the New Year.

A partnership that supports the safety of visitors during the Royal Welsh Show has won a national award.

The people of Powys, businesses and service users are being asked to share their views with the Council as part of the budget setting process.

Four more Powys communities are to get fast electric vehicle charging points, after the county council secured additional funding from the Welsh Government.

A project which aims to cut the amount of energy needed to power Powys' street lights is on track with more than a quarter of the planned savings already made.

Latest data published by Stats Wales during Wales Climate Week 2023 confirms that Powys has once again exceeded the current Welsh Government statutory recycling target of 64%, with a county-wide recycling rate of 68.1% for 2022/23.

Revised waste and recycling collections days for over Christmas and New Year confirmed.

Deputy Minister for Mental Health and Wellbeing, Lynne Neagle speaks with families and young people in Newtown about early help and enhanced support to children and young people.

Exciting plans to construct a new replacement building for an all-through school can be seen at a drop-in event in Machynlleth next week, the county council has said

Ten projects that will help Powys play its part in tackling the climate crisis have received nearly £2 million in funding from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF).