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Ambitious plans to provide more homes for rent in Powys are to be supported by a scheme which could see the council purchase former right-to-buy properties

Children and staff from a Welsh-medium early years setting have been visited by a Welsh Government Minister in their £2m purpose-built facility

People living in Powys with a spare room and an interest in caring for our communities are being encouraged to find out more about Shared Lives carers.

Powys County Council have secured Welsh Government funding, for a Safe Routes in Community Active Travel project near the Priory Church in Wales School, in Brecon.

Powys County Council have secured Welsh Government funding and support from Transport for Wales, to improve active travel provision on Severn Street, in Welshpool.

Community representatives from across Powys have been given advice on how to deliver successful climate and nature emergency action plans.

A pioneering primary school, built by Powys County Council, has picked up a top award at Wales' prestigious construction awards ceremony

Ahead of Armed Forces Day on Saturday, 24 June, Powys County Council's Deputy Leader, Cllr Matthew Dorrance expressed his thanks to the nation's servicemen and women

The opportunity for more than 1,000 properties in three north Powys villages to access ultrafast broadband has been welcomed by the county council.

Community groups, voluntary organisations, charities, schools and other organisations are invited to apply for grant funding to create places for nature in their local area.

Welsh-medium education could be introduced at a south Powys primary school if given the go-ahead by Cabinet later this month, the county council has said

The new Powys Well-being Plan has been published on the Council's website today (Wednesday 14th June).