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Powys learners who have received their A level and Level 3 qualification results today (Thursday, August 18) have been congratulated on their achievements by the county council

Consultations to look at ways to improve the public spaces within Brecon and Crickhowell town centres will begin this week.

A safety warning for the use of gas grills on certain gas range cookers has been issued, Powys County Council's Trading Standards Service has said

Motorcyclists are invited to sign up to a free enhanced riders training course to help improve their riding skills and the safety of Powys roads.

Work to construct a storm water pumping station to alleviate flooding on the A44 in Penybont, mid Powys, is finished ahead of schedule.

Applications for the Unpaid Carers Financial Support Grant have reopened, with the county council urging anyone eligible in Powys, who has not already applied, to make a claim.

In a bid to halt and reverse the declines in biodiversity across the county, the Powys Nature Partnership have developed and published the first Powys Nature Recovery Action Plan.

An engagement exercise to gauge local opinion of proposals to improve the conditions of the street trees along Heol Maengwyn (A489), Penrallt St and Pentrehedyn St (A487), and the additional planting of a further 12 trees within Machynlleth town centre, is now open until 16 September 2022.

Work is underway to provide a phased re-opening of some of the county's day centres, the county council has confirmed.

Carl Cooper has been elected as the Chair of Powys Regional Partnership Board (RPB).

Powys County Council's performance in the first quarter of 2022/23 has been largely positive, despite challenging circumstances, Cabinet has been told.

A survey about the safety measures that were in place around Builth Wells during this year's Royal Welsh Show has been launched.