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The findings of an Audit Wales review will be used to improve the council's planning service, Powys County Council has said

A Powys County Council service has moved out of business continuity, almost five months after it was invoked as a preventative measure

As families across the country struggle with the ongoing cost of living crisis, Foster Wales Powys is calling on employers in the county to become 'fostering friendly', in hope of addressing the misconception that you cannot continue working if you become a foster carer.

Over 650 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

Councillor, Susan McNicholas Cabinet Member for Future Generations has announced she is stepping down from her Cabinet role at the Council's AGM on 18 May.

A pioneering primary school, built by Powys County Council, has been shortlisted in two categories in Wales' prestigious construction awards ceremony

An army regiment will be marching through a Powys town later this month as part of a freedom parade

A south Powys library is set to be transformed thanks to Welsh Government funding worth almost £270,000, the county council has said

May is National Walking Month, a great time to discover the many walking routes of Mid Wales. Among them is Glyndwr's Way, a 135 mile (217 km) long National Trail, where walkers can enjoy the very best of Mid Wales - open moorland, rolling farmland, woodland and forest.

The Dyfed Powys Police and Crime Panel will be seeking answers to a number of questions put forward to the Police and Crime Commissioner during the Panel's next meeting at County Hall, Carmarthen, at 10.30am on Friday, May 19.

Powys residents have the opportunity to get a glimpse of what life is like on the frontline when a military show takes places later this month

A new era has begun for a Welsh-medium primary school in north Powys after pupils and staff moved into their new building this week