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A key government minister has visited north Powys to see how the county council is delivering public services thanks to Welsh Government funding

Powys County Council joined neighbouring local authorities in Wales to show support for the LGBTQ+ community and help promote equality and diversity.

Another application window has been launched as part of an exciting funding programme which could help Powys communities build pride in place, increase life chances for residents and drive good economic growth

Children across Powys are encouraged to join the Summer Reading Challenge and get ready for a whole load of team spirit and plenty of fun.

A series of safety measures including a campaign encouraging youngsters to Have Fun, Take Care and Stay Safe will return ahead of this month's Royal Welsh Show.

Two members of Powys County Council staff have received Lifetime Achievement Awards for their work to protect children at risk.

An in-depth review of the county's leisure service and opportunities has begun, the county council has said.

Residents in the south of the county will be asked to present proof of address when visiting the Household Waste Recycling Centre in Lower Cwmtwrch.

Brecon's innovative Scan|Recycle|Reward recycling trial will begin on 13 July.

Youth workers in Powys have been thanked by the county council for the invaluable contributions they make in supporting the county's young people

From 17 September 2023, the default 20mph speed limit will come into force on roads where people live, work and play in Powys, and across Wales. Some roads will remain at 30mph and Powys County Council will now be consulting with communities on which ones will keep their current speed limit.

An innovative Powys primary school has picked up another top award, its second in the space of a week