Politics Archive
Councillor’s ‘communities under attack’ comment rejected as boundary change plans pushed back to September
South Shropshire MP voices concern over Kerry Group factory closure
Powys finance chief warns that it's becoming increasingly difficult to find savings in Powys budget
Child Poverty Task Force need to think about climate change impacts on youngsters
Increasing waiting times for Powys patients at English hospitals was an unpalatable decision says health boss
The next Chief Executive of the NHS in Wales will be Jacqueline Totterdell
A final decision on MIU opening times and hospital ward changes will be part of PTHB's Better Together transformation programme
The review of a controversial one-way system at Llandrindod Wells lake can now be taken to the next stage
“There is a total denial that a serious error was made when designing and implementing Llandrindod Wells Active Travel Scheme,” a Llandrindod Wells councillor has said
Plans lodged with Bannau Brycheiniog planners to build 16 affordable homes on site of former Hay-on-Wye community centre
New unique opportunity to foster children and young people in Powys
"It was a ‘busy beaver’ end of term," said Mid and West Wales Senedd Member Joyce Watson
One in four people in Wales are on an NHS treatment waiting list, according to the latest figures
“Half an hour of free parking or a 10p charge would encourage shoppers to stop in our high streets,” Llandrindod Wells Mayor has said
Ludlow councillors 'not told' about legal action that could be taken in dispute over wall
Shropshire's hospitals have 'demonstrated improvements' in the past year says Minister
Peter Rhodes on dreams, migration and etiquette at the breakfast bar
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'This atrocity cannot continue': Shrewsbury MP calls on Prime Minister to formally recognise Palestinian state
Progress and partnership at the Royal Welsh: Leaders reflect on Growth Deal and wider investment in Mid Wales
Brecon, Radnor and Cwm Tawe MP CallS for Family Farms Tax U-Turn as Record Number of Farms Close
'A stark reminder of the dangers faced' - Farming named deadliest job in Britain as death toll revealed
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Will Britain pay for the Industrial Revolution? New climate change lawsuits could make it possible - warns Toby Neal
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'They would be a win-win-win' - Shropshire MP pitches rainwater pipe scheme to cut flood risk and water bills
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Only 12 per cent of Welsh Government employees are using a Powys office that was refurbished for £1 million
Service changes made at Powys community hospitals and minor injury units are likely to continue at least until the autumn
Plans for upto 110 homes in Kington have been recommended for refusal by the town council
'Businesses need backing to thrive' - Telford MP calls for stronger support to help firms go green
£4m to repair Whitchurch Civic Centre 'doesn’t exist'
Powys still waiting for Welsh Government planning inspector to be appointed to deal with Bronllys village green application
Powys schools honoured with awards for their Welsh Language excellence
Parish councillors threaten to resign if controversial boundary changes go ahead
'Smoke and mirrors' claim by commissioner as police numbers fall, despite government pledge
Calls for probe into Powys council's overtime bill which was £2.24 million for 2023/2024
"For too long, Ofwat has failed to stop pollution or hold the water companies to account", Brecon and Radnor MP says
'Significant disruption' warning as Shropshire NHS braces for doctors strikes
Powys County Council’s Building Control Team shortlisted for prestigious national award
