Mid Wales Archive
Care workers in Wales to receive ‘real living wage’ under Government plans
Marvel-lous hospice fundraiser as Paul dons Deadpool costume
Hospice balloon could soon fly over Oswestry
Open Newtown projects praised for helping the circular economy
Fearless gran Janice taking to skies in charity wing walk
Swimming lessons return after children missed out on vital skills for past year
Delta variant most common in new coronavirus cases in Wales as numbers rise to 315
Prince of Wales Investiture chair going under the hammer
Bids of up to £6million will be submitted to UK Government to fix Powys roads
Parents in mid Wales still have time to apply for Pre-School places
Motorcyclist airlifted after crash with car
Supporters are out in force to roar on Welsh dragons
Hopes that £110 million deal will be agreed this autumn
Former MP says has been expelled from the Lib Dems before his appeal
Plans to convert St Andrews church in Norton to be decided by planning committee
Reduced camping pods plans still to be decided on
New multi-use sports pitch for town centre
Coping strategies made a difference to mental well-being during pandemic, new report says
Holiday park gains permission to site more holiday lodges
Extension granted for village pub
New path and bins part of improvements to Knighton cemetery
Work to bring broadband to rural communities in Mid Wales gaining momentum
Welsh renters should not be banned from keeping pets, says RSPCA
Rail improvements for Wales boost Shropshire train service
Lifting of restrictions hits right note with choirs
Council received £300,000 to pay for furloughed staff
Minister for Economy asked to help Llangollen Railway
Ban on Covid hotspot travel 'too difficult to enforce', Welsh First Minister says
Lib Dems call for no cut in international development
