Police officers are appealing for information after damage was caused a side door of the Old Swan Tea Rooms in Rhayader. The Radnorshire Neighbourhood Policing Team said the damage happened sometime between Saturday, March 14, and Wednesday, March
A gang of goats has been spotted strolling around the deserted streets of Llandudno during the nationwide lockdown. Resident Andrew Stuart captured the moment the mountain goats took advantage of the empty roads. Mr Stuart said he called the
An app development company in Welshpool is helping the World Health Organisation (WHO) to create a mobile app to help contain and reduce the spread of coronavirus. On Sunday, Gloversure's MD Richard Glover-Davies discovered a call for help from
FUNERAL provider, Co-op Funeralcare, is actively recruiting a range of temporary and permanent roles across Wales to support communities and families through a time of loss. The organisation is recruiting for roles across its operations, including
During the weeks since the coronavirus erupted in the UK, everybody in society has had to adapt their behaviour and routines, writes County Times editor Thom Kennedy. Most people will suddenly find themselves housebound, with no certainty about
Councils are being given new powers to support the NHS and increase hospital capacity as Wales responds to the coronavirus pandemic. Housing and Local Government Minister Julie James has introduced emergency permitted development rights, which will
Plans to move an anti-knife crime sculpture created from more than 100,000 surrendered blades have been put on hold due to the coronavirus lockdown. The 20ft-high Knife Angel, which was created at Oswestry's British Ironwork Centre, was on show
A MID WALES Assembly Member has written to the BBC urging them to reconsider the decision to drop news bulletins from Wales during the Breakfast show on BBC One. Last week's announcement of the temporary changes by the broadcaster, due to the coronavirus
Another new case of coronavirus has been confirmed in Powys – one of more than 100 across Wales. The total number of confirmed cases in the country now stands at 1,563 after 112 more were confirmed today – although the true figure is likely to be
All non-essential Powys County Council meetings have been cancelled for the foreseeable future. Earlier in March several committee meetings were able to take place remotely with members of the public able to watch proceedings online. But since
Dyfed-Powys Police says it is using a "four-step process" as it seeks to stop people taking unnecessary journeys. Concerns have been raised elsewhere in the country about forces' excessive use of new powers to clamp down on people who are out and
Responding to storms which swept across Mid Wales a month ago, bringing widespread flooding, cost Powys Council £1.5 million, estimates show. While the full cost will not be known until the next financial year, the council's finance panel heard
People in Dyfed-Powys have been urged by the police to be vigilant and alert to cyber-crime following a spike in coronavirus scams. This warning comes as Action Fraud UK last week announced an increase of 400 per cent in coronavirus-related frauds
