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A Herefordshire rogue trader, who targeted victims in Powys, has been jailed for 33 months.

Hearing the stories of unpaid young and adult carers in the council chamber on Monday 27 March, councillors from across Powys immediately signed up to champion their cause.

An awareness month that highlights the important role service children play in the Armed Forces community is being supported by Powys County Council.

Powys County Council has announced the appointment of an interim Chief Executive as current Chief Executive, Dr Caroline Turner is absent due to ill health.

Freedom Leisure in Powys are urging parents to make sure their children know how to stay safe and enjoy the water as we move into the warmer months in Spring and Summer.

A document which outlines Powys County Council's vision, objectives and priorities for the next four years has been published.

Mid Wales businesses and organisations who are thinking ahead about their future workforce needs recently came together for an engagement day, Grow - Define - Deliver Together

Llangattock Litter Pickers and staff from Powys County Council and Monmouthshire County Council came together on Thursday (23 March) for a community clean up the local area as part of Keep Wales Tidy's Spring Clean Cymru campaign.

Proposals to review the way Powys roads are serviced during the winter months were considered and agreed by Powys County Council's Cabinet today (28 March 2023).

At the Growing Mid Wales Board meeting held on 28 March, key documents have been approved, moving the Mid Wales Growth Deal a step closer to unlocking £110m combined funding from both the UK and Welsh Government

During the difficult budget setting process last month, Powys County Council's cabinet have agreed to increase some of the charges within the pay and display car parks across the county from 25 April 2023.

More than £159 million investment is planned as part of a five-year programme that will see new council homes built and improvements made to existing council homes, Powys County Council has said