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Sustainable Powys

Delivering valued local government services is at the heart of all we do. With changing times and economic conditions, we need to be pro-active, innovative and forward-thinking to deliver quality public services for the future.

We recognise the challenges and we want to work in partnership to explore the opportunities to make the changes needed to build the stronger, fairer and greener future for Powys.

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What do we mean by 'Sustainable Powys'? Information about the financial challenge How we get there? What does Sustainable Powys look like? How can you get involved?

What do we mean by 'Sustainable Powys'?

Read more information (Go to What do we mean by 'Sustainable Powys'?)

Information about the financial challenge

Powys County Council is currently forecasting a funding shortfall, based on national fiscal analysis, of more than £18 million for the next financial year with that figure rising to £64 million or more over the next three years.

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How we get there?

We want to work with you to learn more about what matters most to you and your family, what is important to you now and in the future.

Read more information (Go to How we get there? )

What does Sustainable Powys look like?

What does this mean for people in Powys?

Read more information (Go to What does Sustainable Powys look like?)

How can you get involved?

Engagement is an important part of Sustainable Powys so your voice will actively contribute to what we do - whether you are a Powys resident, member of staff, councillor, or other stakeholder.

Read more information (Go to How can you get involved?)
What do we mean by 'Sustainable Powys'? What do we mean by 'Sustainable Powys'?

What do we mean by 'Sustainable Powys'?

Read more information (Go to What do we mean by 'Sustainable Powys'?)
Information about the financial challenge Information about the financial challenge

Information about the financial challenge

Powys County Council is currently forecasting a funding shortfall, based on national fiscal analysis, of more than £18 million for the next financial year with that figure rising to £64 million or more over the next three years.

Read more information (Go to Information about the financial challenge)
How we get there? How we get there?

How we get there?

We want to work with you to learn more about what matters most to you and your family, what is important to you now and in the future.

Read more information (Go to How we get there? )
What does Sustainable Powys look like? What does Sustainable Powys look like?

What does Sustainable Powys look like?

What does this mean for people in Powys?

Read more information (Go to What does Sustainable Powys look like?)
How can you get involved? How can you get involved?

How can you get involved?

Engagement is an important part of Sustainable Powys so your voice will actively contribute to what we do - whether you are a Powys resident, member of staff, councillor, or other stakeholder.

Read more information (Go to How can you get involved?)

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