Mid Wales Archive
Confusion over Christmas rules with changes announced for Wales
School funding changes to help pupils who need the most help
PCC back in emergency mode as Covid cases rise in Powys and Wales
Legal tweaks to allow Powys to leave ERW education consortia
Blueprint for Health and Care academy is approved by cabinet
Mark Drakeford says Wales to go into lockdown after Christmas
Covid vaccinations get under way in north Powys
Future plans for forest in Mid Wales come under the spotlight
'Coronavirus will spread around Christmas tables': Warning as Shropshire Covid rates rise
Campaign in New Year to get people back to leisure centres
Welsh leader and Government see drop in support in new coronavirus poll
Pandemic sees increase in those needed domestic abuse support
Festival appeal to help beleaguered colliery band
Coronavirus testing rolling out in Mid Wales schools and colleges
Footpath improvements for Newtown
Dyfed-Powis chief constable announces his retirement
New lease of life for derelict Shropshire village pub
Driver killed in three-car crash in Powys
Councillors recommend that all staff should take anti-fraud training
Fraud Teams saved £900,000 for council in last year
Opposition groups want more say over £110 million Growth Deal
Rubbish and fly-tipping removed from council traveller site
Serial coronavirus testing to be introduced in Welsh schools and colleges
Plans to double size of chicken farn near Meifod to 200,000
Consultation on housing plans for Llandrinio is set to close on Sunday, December 13
To protect from Covid, online lessons or extra week of holiday for some pupils
Consultation responses considered before plans submitted
Four council workers suspended as part of an inquiry into misuse of road surfacing materials
Mark Drakeford blames people breaking rules for Covid-19 rise in Wales
Landlords call on government to rethink alcohol ban
Isolation and quarantine period to be cut from 14 days to 10 in Wales
'The eagle has landed': First coronavirus vaccinations given in Shropshire and Mid Wales
Secondary school to close after staff forced to isolate
Human rights group raises concern of police Covid fines
Welsh Health Minister criticises William and Kate’s visit to Wales
Feed a Family: Food banks are a lifeline for families at Christmas
Businesses who flout Covid rules could be closed down warning
Festive travellers warned to book ahead for Christmas rail services
