Giant 'Goddess of the Wye' takes to streets of London to protest river pollution
More than 150 people from our area joined thousands urging the government to end the pollution of Britain’s waterways.
Powys public meeting to be held over cuts to Heart of Wales Line
The service will be cut from five trains a day to four after the completion of a Transport for Wales (TfW) future timetable review.
New clothing and shoe shop set to open its doors in Powys
Independent, family run clothes shop Hill’s opens in Powys on Wednesday.
Overwhelming message over fourth Welsh national park is it's 'not welcome'
The meeting, attended by more than 200 people on Friday, November 1, in Llanrhaeadr Village Hall, was organised to discuss the possibility of a new national park in Wales.
Praise for rescuers, including border collie Flyn, after helping Powys walker
Flyn was out for a walk with his owner on Pen-y-Fan in the Brecon Beacons on Saturday, October 26, when he sniffed out a male walker who was feeling unwell.
Powys man had prohibited weapon and sent threatening message
Kian Burton, 20, entered guilty pleas to two charges when he appeared at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court on Friday, November 1.
Trial for Powys man who denies five offences of sexual activity with children
Andeng Chen Chin, 43, entered not guilty pleas to a total of five offences when he appeared at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court on Friday, November 1.
Powys town trees felled in battle against ash dieback
Ash dieback has led to Builth Wells Town Council felling some trees on the Groe.
Ex-cocaine addict to be sentenced for role in supplying drug in Powys
Jack Williams, 27, appeared at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court on Friday, November 1, where he pleaded guilty to one charge of being concerned in the supply of cocaine.
