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  • Man jailed for nine years after Llanymynech burglaries

    A MAN has been jailed for cross border dwelling burglaries and a number of theft offences across North Powys and Shropshire. Anthony Moffatt from the Kidderminster area was sentenced at Worcester Crown Court to a total of nine years in prison for

  • Abermule author scoops 2019 Costa Book of the Year award

    An account of a Polish underground operative who infiltrated Auschwitz and spread news of the Holocaust to the Allies has been named the 2019 Costa Book of the Year. The Volunteer, by Abermule author and former war reporter Jack Fairweather, was

  • National Trust membership reaches all-time high in Wales

    MORE than 200,000 people across Wales are now members of the National Trust. Membership within Wales has reached an all-time high - just as the conservation charity celebrates its 125th anniversary of protecting and caring for places of historic

  • Nicoll is a golden girl while Maldwyn stars pocket silver

    MID Wales athletes flew the flag for the region at last weekend’s Welsh Indoor Athletics Championship in Cardiff. Adele Nicoll topped the women’s shot put podium with a throw of 15.96m earning the former Welshpool High School student and current

  • Davies gears up for new season with Portugal test

    CHAZ Davies stepped up his preparations for the 2020 World Superbike Championship (WSBK) season in Portugal last week. The Presteigne star joined Ducati team-mate Scott Redding in testing at Portimao over two intense days having begun their season

  • Newtown set-up quarter final derby as Rhyl swept aside

    Newtown 4 Rhyl 1 NEWTOWN overcame the challenge of Rhyl to set-up a quarter-final trip to TNS. The Robins enjoyed a dream start with Nick Rushton capitalising on a defensive lapse to convert Jack Kelly's left wing cross. However Rhyl responded

  • Ministers in Wales vote to introduce smacking ban

    The Welsh Assembly has voted to introduce a smacking ban in Wales. Assembly Members voted 36 to 14 in the Senedd on Tuesday in favour of the Welsh Government bill, which sees the country join 58 other nations including Scotland to end the physical

  • Police appeal after dog bite in Newtown

    POLICE are appealing for information after a dog bite incident in Newtown in the early hours of Wednesday morning. PC Kerry Powell of Dyfed-Powys said: "An incident took place at around 12.35am on Wednesday, January 29, whereby a male was walking