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Powys County Council Standards Committee: Former County Councillor Tim Van-Rees

The Standards Committee determined that former Councillor Tim Van-Rees should be censured

Do you have a question about council services?

People who live, work or study in Powys are being invited to submit a question to the next full meeting of the county council on Thursday 5 October

Powys County Council set to sign groundbreaking local authority partnership

Powys County Council is set to confirm a groundbreaking agreement with neighbouring Welsh and English authorities

Learners celebrate GCSE and Level 2 qualification results

Powys learners who have received their GCSE and Level 2 qualification results today (Thursday, August 24) have been congratulated on their achievements by the county council

Artist call for Brecon exhibition

A south Powys gallery is calling for artists to exhibit their work, the county council has said.

Health and Social Care recruitment day in Welshpool

Would you like a rewarding job that helps support your local community? If so, come along to a drop-in event next month to find out more about working in health and social care.

Sweet shop owner prosecuted by Trading Standards

Selling chocolate bars that had the name 'Wonka' and did not have the allergen information in the correct format has cost a sweet shop owner over £10,000 after they were prosecuted by Powys County Council

Learners celebrate A level and Level 3 qualification results

Powys learners who have received their A level and Level 3 qualification results today (Thursday, August 17) have been congratulated on their achievements by the county council

Newtown resident fined for dumping rubbish at local recycling site

A north-Powys resident has been fined £400 for dumping bags of rubbish in the cardboard recycling bank at their local community recycling site in Back Lane Carpark, Newtown town centre.

"We have seen first-hand how important it is to young people looked after to remain close to their home, school and social networks."

Foster Wales Powys highlights the benefits of fostering with the council

Please drive safely on Powys roads

Powys County Council highways staff are having to deal with increasing numbers of drivers jumping temporary red lights, ignoring stop signs, and speeding through road works. Not only is this driving behaviour illegal, it is also putting the hardworking highways teams at risk of serious injury.