Mid Wales Archive
Plans for a solar panel array at Garthmyl are approved by Powys planners
Mid Wales dachshund whose antics with a seal pup went viral undergoes acupuncture to recover from surgery
One hour parking set to be reintroduced to Powys car parks
Consultation on Traffic Regulation Order to change bridge weight restriction could start later this month
‘Hard work, fresh air and a loving family’ the ingredients for a long life, 100-year-old Mid Wales woman says
Reimagined Peace Child musical premieres at Llangollen International Eisteddfod
A Llandrindod Wells man was caught drug driving when he popped to the shop on his motorbike to get some milk
STEM growth and national demand leads to raft of new jobs at top college
A Builth Wells man has received a conditional discharge after he was found guilty of assaulting three people on Boxing Day
Presteigne and Norton’s new mayor wants to work with volunteers for the betterment of residents and visitors.
‘I am happy to have another year as mayor to give me a chance to wear my robes more often’, Kington’s mayor said
Wales among UK’s most affected regions for sick leave, new analysis finds
A new Welsh Government nature law, single use vaping ban and a new European deal - Senedd Member Joyce Waton's view
A Llandrindod Wells man is facing a trial after he entered not guilty pleas to two charges
New Knighton Mayor - after two rounds of voting
Severn Hospice breaks ground on £3 million ward redevelopment at Shrewsbury site
Almost £11 million funding received for Powys projects to promote tourism
A woman was found safe and well after an extensive search in Kington involving a police helicopter
June’s Exhibition at the Llanwrtyd and District Heritage and Arts Centre
More than 80 Powys patients left waiting two years for treatment, says Wales First Minister
Shropshire Council finishes financial year £34m over budget
Shropshire nursing boss looks forward to hospital marking anniversary of major facility
A Llandrindod Wells town councillor is to undertake an introductory clerk course, paid for by tax payers
Llangollen Pavilion gears up for a spectacular weekend: Garden Railway Festival and Llanfest 2025
A £6.6bn project to build a railway line between Oxford and Cambridge is classed as an ‘England and Wales project’ – even though no tracks will be laid in Wales
Four different groups will be running Kington and District Community Shop plans throughout June
Midsummer Revels - a one day arts and nature festival will be held in Powys
Exciting projects and events planned for Builth Wells but the town also faces challenges, the new mayor says
Setting up a corporation to drive projects and create income will be the focus of Rhayader’s new mayor
100 artists to gather for North Shore Beach Plein Air Day in Llandudno
Free open day at The National Cycle Museum this Saturday
The spirit of the Old West comes to Presteigne - as the Clint Bradley Band rolls into town
Improving children's health through gardens and open gardens in Powys
Table top fayre and car boot sale will be taking place in Llandrindod Wells on Sunday, June 15
Six Llandrindod Wells organisations are celebrating after receiving over £12,000 of grant money between them
Report on the impacts of inheritance tax reforms cannot be put any clearer, says FUW
New office and warehouses to be built on Shropshire border business park after plans approved
New drone photos of multi-million pound housing development in west Shropshire
Plans for 16 affordable homes are revealed for former community centre in Hay-on-Wye
‘More volunteers are needed for the junior section of a Mid Wales football club to continue’, organisers say
Vibrant sensory garden officially opens at Chirk nursing home
A man who was racing in a convoy of three vehicles hitting speeds of over 100mph on a Mid Wales road, has been sentenced
Spike in residential burglaries in Powys - the highest increase in Wales
“I look forward to attending as many community events as possible,” said Llandrindod Wells’ new mayor
A popular Mid Wales agricultural show which would have been marking its 45th event, has been postponed for this year
Kington Museum stalwarts and the town’s ‘go to’ man were presented with this year’s Civic Awards
Greenhouse café extension at King's Nursery in Garthmy is given the go ahead
Planning chairman Cllr Gareth D Jones continues in the hotseat for another year
