DOG walkers are being asked to keep their dogs on a lead in a parkland due to ‘distressed’ sheep. The National Trust has recently re-introduced a dog warden to the Erddig estate as a result of the ‘growing number of instances’ where sheep have
LLANRHAEADR and Guilsfield meet at the Rec in a Mid Wales derby clash this weekend, writes Rory Sheehan. After three wins on the bounce, third-place Llanrhaeadr continue to defy all expectations this season as the JD Cymru North’s surprise package
LABOUR’S Tom Davies says voters were “blinded by Brexit” during the 2019 General Election. Mr Davies, who gained 3,944 votes in Brecon and Radnorshire, added that Brexit overshadowed issues such as poverty and homelessness. Speaking at the
BOSS Chris Hughes says his Robins side are looking forward to being back at Latham Park, writes Rory Sheehan. Having faced back-to-back away trips to Barry Town United in the league and cup on the last two Saturdays, Hughes says it is good to be
CAT’s Green Christmas Fair is taking place on Saturday, December 14, and visitor centre entry and activities are all free and open to everyone. Craft-a-gift and decoration making workshops will take place throughout the day including carving a spoon
It’s great to see residents recycling as much as possible, but one resident in Caersws area took things one step further recently! With stringent recycling targets to achieve, we need all households to recycle all that they can, but it’s equally
BUILDING Powys County Council’s( PCC) controversial £4.1 million Bulk Recycling Facility in Abermule may start in the New Year. Building work should be finished by the summer of 2020 and it is set to become operational in the autumn of 2020.
ON TUESDAY, December 17, Powys County Council’s (PCC) cabinet is expected to agree to tweaks in the the School Funding Formula. Agreed earlier this year and seen as an answer to school funding problems, the formula is already seen as just the first
ON A record night for the Conservative Party, candidate Philip Dunne was re-elected with a record majority for the Ludlow seat. Mr Dunne took 32,185 votes of the 50,484 that were cast, with his closest competitor being Liberal Democrat Heather
The Welsh Liberal Democrats Leader Jane Dodds has lost Brecon and Radnorshire to the Conservatives, becoming one of the shortest serving MPs in recent political history. Fay Jones won the seat with 21,958 votes, with Jane Dodds receiving 14,827
The Conservatives have held their seat in Montgomeryshire, with Craig Williams receiving 20,020 votes. Mr Williams said that it is a "privilege" to be elected and that he looks forward to working with a lot of Conservative MPs in Parliament.
