Mid Wales Archive
Councillors back plan for 112,000 chicken units - despite ongoing consultation
Fay Jones MP receives split decision on her office planning appeal
Rail and road plans would unlock the 'full economic potential' of the region
Road ban for van driver who was more than twice the drink drive limit
Two-year road ban for pick-up driver who was three times the drink drive limit
Welshpool drug driver banned from road for a year
Disabled teenager Kayleigh died in circumstances you wouldn't wish on an animal, court told
The waiting list for housing and homelessness figures have risen dramatically in Powys
Secondary school improvement team set up to help failing schools
Mother urges people to support Hope House annual canal walk
Welshpool business in partnership to launch new real ale beef jerky product
Hundreds of schools closed in Wales as teachers go on strike
Fire crews tackle agricultural building blaze for five hours
Kaylea Titford manslaughter case: Dad tells court he could have done more for obese daughter
Council defends plan to increase burial fees
Controversial recycling facility could be operating by April
Wynnstay's investment is boost for local economy as 'exceptional' results revealed
Trains grind to a virtual halt in Shropshire with all firms but one hit by strikes
Record financial year for Wynnstay Group
Doctor suspended over false claims on Covid ‘treatments’
Caring store owner wins Community Champion national retail award
Runners to be challenged to go as far into Wales as possible during Shropshire Way 80K Festival
Free first aid courses for motorcyclists
Council says it will resist calls to sell former offices
Scepticism over council's planned £1.7 million education savings
Drug-driving motorbike rider fined and banned after being caught near notorious crossroads
Eighties pop star reveals which Shropshire border location is his perfect escape
Donated bras providing support for charity
Wrexham youths in city centre rampage
Show-stopper locomotive is guest of honour for Severn Valley Railway’s Spring Steam Gala
Council plans to close town's park office
New £800 million train fleet for Wales and Borders officially launched
Welsh Ambulance Service facing up to £15m in cuts
Organisation dealing with clients with mental health problems sees an explosion in casework
Court told of shocking state of teenager found dead at home
Screwfix proposals 'could create 12 jobs' in Llandrindod Wells
Switching off lights part of Powys schools' savings proposals worth over £1 million
Heritage railway steaming ahead with new station build
