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A consultation on the new Powys Well-being Plan is launched today (Friday 27 January) and runs until midnight on 19 April.

Following an initial piece of work that identified a need to develop additional employment sites across the region, further work has been completed to scope a proposed Growth Deal Sites and Premises Programme

Following Welsh Governments' approval of the county's Active Travel Network Maps (ATNM), work has started to develop designs for improving active travel provision on Severn Street, in Welshpool.

A revised business case to construct a replacement building for a north Powys all-through school has been approved by the Welsh Government, the county council has announced

Building new council homes while continuing to maintain the existing housing stock will be supported by a below-inflation rent increase, the county council has said

An energy efficiency installer advertising grants for air source heat pumps and solar panels on Facebook are using Powys County Council's logo without permission, the county's residents are being warned

Developers working for Powys County Council are using artificial intelligence (AI) to make sure those needing cost-of-living help receive it as quickly as possible.

The proposed precept for Dyfed Powys Police will be put under scrutiny at the first meeting of the Dyfed Powys Police and Crime Panel in 2023.

Motorcyclists are invited to sign up to the DVSA free Enhanced Riders Scheme which aims to help improve riding skills and safety on Powys roads.

Powys County Council are urging residents to recycle all their old batteries and battery powered electricals, rather than putting them in the bin.

Less than three weeks remain for people to give their views on plans to introduce a Welsh-medium stream at a south Powys primary school

People who live, work or study in Powys are being invited to submit a question to the next full meeting of the county council on Thursday 2 March