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The Met Office's yellow weather warning for thunderstorms covers Powys, Wrexham and the Welsh borders, with heavy rain, hail, lightning and localised flooding possible on Friday afternoon and evening.
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Thunderstorms could hit Powys as Met Office warns of flooding, hail and lightning

The maize maze, featuring elephants, at Nash Court Farm, near Presteigne. The maize maze, featuring elephants, at Nash Court Farm, near Presteigne.
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Farm's safari maze theme for Sir David Attenborough's 100th birthday

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Woman 'devastated' after 'best friend' Ben cremated by under-fire pet funeral company

Motorists queue for cheap fuel at Griffiths Garage, Leintwardine. Picture: Rob Davies Motorists queue for cheap fuel at Griffiths Garage, Leintwardine. Picture: Rob Davies
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Powys border garage renowned for cheap fuel tells customers to stay away

Mr Baker fell from height while working on installing an orangery Mr Baker fell from height while working on installing an orangery
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Company fined £40,000 after employee fell through roof

Highfield lies on a minor road near Pontrilas (from Google Street View) Highfield lies on a minor road near Pontrilas (from Google Street View)
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Decision made on farmer occupancy rule at bungalow

Fire crews were called to rescue the young cat in Kington. Fire crews were called to rescue the young cat in Kington.
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Firefighters rescue trapped cat from stairlift

John Richardson has handed the keys of the Burton Hotel to Jana Hyde John Richardson has handed the keys of the Burton Hotel to Jana Hyde
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Powys border hotel changes hands after nearly 40 years

Ricketts Castle, near Kington Ricketts Castle, near Kington
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Unique 18th Century Powys border house up for sale - but there's a hitch

The A483 south of Newtown from the Laura Ashley roundabout will be closed on weekdays until October 13. The A483 south of Newtown from the Laura Ashley roundabout will be closed on weekdays until October 13.
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Mid Wales and border road closures for the fortnight ahead including south of Newtown

The crash happened outside Kington Medical Practice. The crash happened outside Kington Medical Practice.
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Motorcyclist killed in crash outside Powys border medical centre

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