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To aid the planning, a public engagement energy survey is now live and residents in Mid Wales have eight weeks to share their views

Five town centre liaison officers, paid for by the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (Levelling Up), are now in post and supporting economic development across Powys.

A new primary school that will open in south Powys later this year has been named, the county council has said

Volunteers are needed to help to decide on appeals by parents / carers regarding their application for a school place, the county council has said

Powys County Council and Ramblers Cymru are thrilled to introduce "Paths to Prosperity," a collaborative effort to boost community involvement in access, create economic opportunities, and improve visitor experience by developing trails in Welshpool, Llangors, and Coelbren.

Organisations that could run training for Powys adults, that will boost their skills and job prospects, are being invited to apply for a Shared Prosperity Fund (Levelling Up) Grant.

Commercial and community event organisers in Powys are being invited to get involved in a new project that can help them with training, networking and support.

Powys County Council is offering the chance for people to start a new career and earn whilst they learn.

Powys County Council has welcomed a report into child protection arrangements in the county following a multi-agency inspection

Businesses in Powys are being urged by the county council to make the most of the range of opportunities that will be available to them when the county hosts one of Europe's biggest youth festivals later this year

Workplace recycling is changing. From 6 April 2024, it will become law for all businesses, charities and public sector organisations to sort their waste for recycling.

Residents in Powys are being urged to have their say on proposals by the Welsh Government to reform council tax