Mid Wales Archive
Ken and Millie Celebrate Their Diamond Wedding and Raise Money for Cancer Research
Allotments available for rent in Rhayader, the town council has said.
Stories from people closely connected with the River Wye have been recorded and preserved for the future through the ‘Voices of the River Wye’ project
A public meeting to discuss the possibility of bringing back the Kington branch of the Royal British Legion will take place this week.
There will be live music at the legion in Llandrindod Wells this month
Dawn Of Impressionism, Paris 1874 will be screened to a Builth Wells venue this month
New Mid Wales eco-friendly holiday cabin promotes sustainability and wildlife spotting
Ambitious plans to build and improve Powys County Council homes approved
Mid Wales drug dealer jailed after his own videos showed him with 'large wraps of cash'
Iconic agricultural show named best event at prestigious tourism awards
Positive feedback from temporary changes to the minor injury units and Ready to Go Home units in Powys
American exhibitor to add international flavour to Wonderwool Wales 2025
Politician Says Wind Farm Proposals are Overwhelming Brecon and Radnorshire.
Welsh public organisations pledge new approach focused on the bereaved and survivors of public tragedies
Calls made for education portfolio holder Cllr Peter Roberts to be sacked over damning Estyn inspection report on Powys education services
Powys County Council's Youth Services receives positive report
Llandrindod Wells wildlife photographer, Jamie Smart, has been named the Young Overall Winner of the British Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2025
Employing Prison Leavers: Unlocking Potential in Mid and North Wales
Education in Powys has been slammed by Estyn inspectors as “poor” and “underdeveloped”
Cleaning at a public toilet in Rhayader will be increased for a six month trial
Senedd Member Jane Dodds explains why she allowed the Welsh budget to pass
Two Rhayader groups will benefit after the town council agreed to help them
Three planning applications have been supported by Builth Wells Town Council.
Work begins on development of 29 new homes in Newtown
Members of Kington Town Council have commented on an economic development plan which is being drawn up for the town
The Big Battle 2 - The Big Revenge - to take place in Llandrindod Wells this summer
Brecon, Radnor and Cwm Tawe MP Challenges Government Over Threat to Brecon Canal
Kington Town Council has been approached by developers proposing to build a number of homes on land off Kingswood Road
Powys politicians react to health board artificially increasing waiting times for patients treated in England
Gavin & Stacey creators James Corden and Ruth Jones will appear at Hay Festival this summer
A talk about growing vegetables, a twmpath, Spanish music and a film night will all be taking place in Llanwrtyd Wells in the next week.
Powys patients will have to wait longer for hospital treatment to save money for the health board
A farmer’s wife was helped to claim nearly £20,000 a year in benefits by Powys County Council’s money advice service
A new defibrillator has been installed in the Headbrook area of Kington
Members show interest in becoming town council governors for two Llandrindod Wells schools
Hanging baskets and troughs for Knighton in Bloom will be planted again this year by The Flower Box
Developers proposing 122 homes in Llandrindod Wells have said they will take on board some of the town council’s suggestions
Charity's 'Titty Trail' goes nationwide to promote breast cancer awareness
Concerns raised that education standards in Powys secondary schools are falling
Kington’s annual town meeting will take place on May 21 this year at the Burton Hotel
Council already needs to use £432,000 from reserves to balance next year's budgtet
Nursing boss welcomes work to remove Shropshire hospital's danger concrete
The film The Outrun will be shown at a venue near Kington.
Quotes to make the public toilets behind the Knighton Hotel in Knighton more accessible are awaited
A Powys cancer trust which has helped thousands of people since it opened over 30 years ago, is now asking people to come to its aid.
