Mid Wales Archive
Just under a quarter of over-80s have received Covid-19 jab in Wales
Eleven further coronavirus deaths at health trusts in Shropshire and Powys
Sam soldiers through the miles for veterans charity
New jobs as groundworks business wins record number of contracts
Homes evacuated in Bangor-on-Dee as major incident declared overnight
Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine protected from flooding at warehouse
Consultation for vllage school to become Welsh medium
Storm Christoph batters Shropshire and Powys as roads close and rail services cancelled
Buttington Quarry plans will bring jobs to the area energy company says
Activist Angie rings the changes
Bartender-turned-vicar raises spirits with online lockdown singalongs
Politicians must set an example, says Welsh health minister amid Senedd wine row
Care home staff need better protection from new Covid variant - campaigner
Plans submitted for holiday park near to where a Crematorium could be built
PCC have not responded to a complaint about how they handled a planning application in Guilsfield
Plans for a Crematorium near Caersws have been called in to be decided by planning committee
Politicians drinking at Senedd is a ‘serious matter’, says ex-standards official
Grandmother raises more than £1,000 for charity as she marks 100th birthday
Floods hits roads and trains as Shropshire river levels rise
On-call firefighters needed for mid Wales
Rare items under the hammer in Welshpool
Welshpool bank to close later this year
App launched in Wales to help support people with long Covid
Wales could receive larger share of vaccines due to older population – Drakeford
Full council meeting is cancelled
Another 19 Covid deaths confirmed in county
Welsh health minister denies vaccines being held back
Scrutiny of changes to ALN school funding
Several meetings cancelled as council concentrates on pandemic
Waste incinerator plan raised in Westminster
Elderly people settle in to safer homes after disused building completely renovated
Wales embroiled in ‘go-slow’ vaccine strategy row
First Minister defends slower vaccine rollout in Wales
Stiffer sentence plea as police face rising assaults during pandemic
Revamp for holiday town station
£1 million cash machine gang member ordered to repay just £3,000
Fatal five reasons for collisions to be tackled
Community car volunteers sought
Another seven Covid deaths confirmed in county
onsultation and Zoom meeting will discuss future of Guilsfield Community Centre
Building programme could cost £26.5 million a year in interest repayment by 2030
Clyro budget issues are discussed in confidential session
Technology helps schools share Welsh language resources
1100 laptops delivery means all Powys teachers will have own laptop
Stricter rules for supermarkets in Wales to be introduced
