Politics Archive
A motion to establish a DOGE style role at Powys council is rubbished a Reform UK gimmick
“How many other Powys people are suffering in silence,” asked a Llandrindod Wells woman who has to wait another 45 weeks for hip surgery after already enduring 59 week-wait
Powys patient English hospital health delays is down to invoice avoidance Labour councillor claims
Lib Dems call on Welsh Government to open community ‘cool hubs’ and support fire services amid heatwave
Powys poultry farms seek to add 185,100 more birds to sites
Former Mid Wales MP accused of cheating at gambling could face trial in 2028
Blow for Powys council's Net Zero ambition as carbon emissions went up last year
Councillors vote to pause sales of county farms and scrap annual £10 million asset sale target
£250,000 sale of the council's Gwalia building in Llandrindod Wells has fallen through
Palestinian youngsters speak about their everyday lives at Powys event
Mid Wales politicians expected in court today over cheating at gambling charges
Local plan work set to start again for Shropshire Council as authority issues fresh call for development sites
Shropshire hospital chiefs dust off strike plans after resident doctors’ vote
'Bread this year – next year cake' cash-strapped Shropshire Council promises residents as it aims to save millions
Brecon, Radnor and Cwm Tawe MP David Chadwick calls for pension justice for Gurkha veterans
Under new council gritting policy Powys residents in some places will be expected to use salt bin to grit roads and paths near their homes
Cabinet to consider proposal to close Llandinam C.P. School
‘We will look to address any issues’ on Llandrindod Wells’ controversial active travel scheme, a Welsh Government minister has said
'Prison should be a deterrent': Shropshire politicians react to proposals to improve 'unacceptable' court system
Peter Rhodes on reforming the police, a bestseller under fire and a lesson from Dickens
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'Why Mid Wales is being short-changed and why it would make a real difference to people's lives' - Cefin Campbell
North West Relief Road is 'dead in the water' and was 'never funded' says Shropshire Council leader
A Powys town clerk has been praised for producing an excellent annual report and wellbeing report
Wales’ visitor tax law goes to the King – then it will be over to Powys County Council to decide whether to use it
Shrewsbury MP Julia Buckley set for tax summit with Shropshire businesses
Shrewsbury MP faces criticism from farmers over inheritance tax comments in podcast interview
Alcohol crime down by 10 per cent, says West Mercia's police commissioner
Cash-strapped Shropshire Council 'could save £35m' by not building new multi-agency offices, campaigners say
Overwhelming levels of smuggled drugs destabilising prisons, watchdog warns
Powys Council budget for 2024/2025 set to post a surplus of £5.3 million
Councillor criticises the need for last minute funding decision for new Powys bus timetable
A Builth Wells sports club has received a £2,000 boost to help with training and courses
Warnings against proposal to stop the sale of Powys county farms land and scrap an annual £10 million sales target
Builth Wells Town Council has agreed to renew its membership of the Heart of Wales Line Travellers’ Association
Work will start on a skeleton Place Plan before Llandrindod Wells residents are asked what they want in the town
Benefits Street: The West Midlands neighbourhoods where 1 in 8 people claim disability benefits, and those with the lowest rates
Parish councils keep judicial review option open as concern grows over boundary changes
'The work is far from over': Telford MP reflects on first year in parliament
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