Powys News
Preliminary plans for new engineering works on the world’s first preserved railway in Mid Wales have been described as “a…
More than 500 people are expected to gather in Llanidloes on Saturday morning to show their support for a community…
It is now officially summer and again time for one of the pinnacle events in the British agricultural calendar – the annual Royal Welsh Show.
One of Europe’s largest producers of wheel balance weights for the automotive industry, which was named Powys Business of the Year 2017, continues to build on its success by promoting the county overseas.
Baler twine, flat cap, rigger boots and a moustache – a fairly common image of Welsh farmers over the decades, but thanks to one man from Cwmfelin Mynach, the image is now quite iconic. Cue the Welsh Whisperer.
An exciting new £1.1 million wildlife centre in Mid Wales has been warmly welcomed by the tourism organisation representing the region and the owners of a five star holiday park which is situated next door.
A dialysis patient from Powys is set to participate in this year’s 42-mile Across WalesWalk as she seeks to prove that there is life after a chronic kidney disease diagnosis.
A Brecon hairdresser whose car broke down on his way to claim his £1 million EuroMillions UK Millionaire Maker prize, has bought AA membership as one of his first post-win purchases.
CHRIST College, Brecon, has landed a big hit with the appointment of former Dragons Rugby Academy Manager Gareth Nicholas as 1st XV Rugby Coach. The leading independent school has announced he will join the coaching staff in September.
People living in the SA, SY and LD postcodes are being offered a two for one entry discount until July 4 at a Mid Wales mine visitor attraction.