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More tributes to 'astonishing' Powys councillor who died after 40 years' service
A Powys County Councillor and former Senedd member has paid tribute to late Councillor Mike Williams for his incredible work over 40 years. William Powell paid tribute to Mr Williams for his work in the community in Machynlleth including helping
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Investigation launched after 5 metre long drone loses wing in Powys
An investigation has been launched after a 5-metre-long drone had a wing shear off in flight in Powys. The Air Accident Investigation Branch have confirmed they are looking into a crash that happened in the Radnor range near Presteigne at the end
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Powys border swimmer through to the semi finals at Paris Olympics
A Powys border Olympian has made it through to the semi-finals of the 100 metre back stroke. Swimmer Oliver Morgan, from Bishop’s Castle, made his Olympic debut this morning (July 28) and fought his way through to the semi-finals after coming in
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'Welshpool' has a cameo of sorts in latest Deadpool movie
“Welshpool” has made an appearance in the latest Deadpool movie. The latest much anticipated Marvel movie, Deadpool & Wolverine has seen a cameo of sorts for Welshpool. Star, Ryan Reynolds, has been a big supporter of all things Welsh since
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Tributes pour in for highly respected Machynlleth councillor Mike Williams
Tributes have poured in for beloved Powys Councillor Mike Williams who passed away at the end of this week. The Machynlleth and Montgomeryshire community have paid their respects to the highly respected Michael Williams who was County Councillor
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Mystery surrounds major film shoot at this Powys border farmhouse
A historic Powys border farmhouse is being readied for use as a film set next month – but details of the film and its stars remain under wraps. A planning application (number 241657) seeks permission to use Cwmmau Farmhouse, a remote National Trust-owned
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Top 5 things to do in Wales this summer to connect with nature and heritage
With the summer holidays now in full swing, here’s a guide for the best family-friendly activities across the Wales Coast Path and Welsh National Trails, suitable come rain or shine. Offa’s Dyke Path circular walks Walk a section of the historic
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A458 near Llanfair Caereinion open again after overnight crash
The A458 in Powys is open again after a crash overnight led to diversions. The road between Cyfronydd and Llanfair Caereinion was closed for several hours after a crash which left the A458 closed in both directions. OTHER NEWS: Young
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Black Mountain road near Powys named among top 10 in the UK for scenic drivers
A road which falls in the Brecon Beacons National Park has been ranked among the best in the UK. With schools now breaking up for the summer holidays many families are looking to take to UK roads to enjoy our spectacular scenery and unique stops
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Influential Powys farmer leads young people on trip to Europe's political capital
An influential Powys farmer has been praised by Wales' largest youth organisation for his "incredible" work leading a group of talented young people at the European Parliament in Brussels. Tom Jones, from Dolanog near Llanfair Caereinion, guided
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Plans submitted to expand growing agricultural repair business
Plans have been submitted to expand a growing agricultural repair business in Powys. An application has been made to convert agricultural buildings at Plas Gwyn Bungalow in Llansantffraid-ym-Mechain to a workshop for parts, repairs and vehicles
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Powys artist unveils portrait of famed medieval knight on the spot he was slain
A portrait of a famed medieval knight, painted by a Powys artist, was unveiled at a ceremony at the site where he was slain. Stephen Hopper, an artist from Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant near Llanfyllin, saw his portrait unveiled to a crowd at an official
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Football match showdown between town’s businesses for 'incredible' charity
A charity football match between two Newtown businesses is set to take place at Latham Park next month. The EvaBuild vs Hilltop Honey match will be raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support. Entry costs £5 but children watch the game for free
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Festival food and fun and Powys school days remembered from 2004
WELCOME to bygones as we celebrate Powys life from the past. Today we invite readers to join us in revisiting 2004 as we share a selection of pictures from our archive. As ever we encourage all readers to share their own pictures from the past
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Grade II-listed Powys pub from 1700s on sale for more than £400,000
A Grade II-listed pub in Powys that dates back to the 1700s has been put on the market. The Green Inn, located in Llangedwyn, near Llanfyllin is currently up for sale at a price of £485,000. The listed building was first established in 1740
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Letter: Spare a thought for Knighton, Powys' 'run down' and 'forgotten' town
I live in Knighton which is a forgotten town as far as Powys council are concerned and is rapidly becoming very rundown. Broken seats and tables by the river and children’s play area. No money comes to this town from the excessive council tax
