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£16m blackhole for schools’ budget ‘can not materialise’

Senior councillors have vowed that they will not allow a school funding black hole of just under £16 million to materialise in Powys in three years' time.

Published Jul 31, 2024

Supporting image for story: £16m blackhole for schools’ budget ‘can not materialise’ — Newtwon High School the Newtown campus. From Google Street View.

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