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Permanent bridge closure
A footbridge near Machynlleth temporarily closed during COVID is to be closed permanently for public safety, Powys County Council has confirmed
Last few weeks of garden waste collections for 2022
Residents and garden waste collection subscribers are reminded that there are only a few weeks of collections left for this year.
Reserve your place at the Powys Unpaid Carers Conference
Bookings can now be made to attend the Powys Unpaid Carers Conference 2022, either in person or online.
Could your child design the new library card for Powys?
Powys Library Service is holding a competition for children and young people to design the new library membership card.
Error made with some fuel support payments
Powys residents who have received an email from the county council asking them to return a duplicate Fuel Support Scheme payment, are being advised that these are not a scam.
National Safeguarding Week includes launch of new training resource and support for pupils post-pandemic
Listening to children and keeping children and adults who are at risk safe is at the heart of a wide-ranging programme taking place across Mid and West Wales for National Safeguarding Week, starting on Monday, 14th November.
Energy saving scammers
Powys residents are being urged by the county council to be on their guard against energy saving scammers.
Call for potential development sites
Residents, landowners, developers and community councils have the opportunity to identify suitable land that can meet the needs of their local community.
Team Powys formed to tackle violence against women and girls
Political rivals in Powys are putting their differences to one side to help combat violence against women and girls through sport.
Do you have a hot topic that deserves to be aired in public?
Powys residents and businesses can now suggest a topic for discussion by the county council's scrutiny committees through its website.
Deadline extended for Welsh-medium education questionnaire
A questionnaire that has been developed to help assess the possible demand for Welsh-medium education across East Radnorshire has had its deadline extended, the county council has said
Be responsible this Bonfire Night
Residents are urged to enjoy Bonfire Night and to be considerate and responsible, said the county council