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What red, purple, black and white poppies mean on Remembrance Day
Why we wear poppies for Remembrance Day and when to start wearing them
Newtown historian heads to US as Robert Owen towns revive twinning plans
Memorial appeal for heroic World War II 'Ghost Patrol' soldiers
Brecon and Vale of Rheidol railways reunite under common ownership
Free drop-in event at Gregynog Hall to help preserve historic Welsh place names
Welshpool railway recreates final 1956 train with surviving locomotive ‘The Earl’
Rhayader choir pays tribute to the fallen of the First World War at memorial
11th-century manuscripts created at the Llanbadarn Fawr scriptorium on display
Welsh choir performs moving tribute to fallen soldiers at Belgium war memorial
The ancient mystery beneath one of Powys’ most historic sites
Welshpool Second World War exhibition raises more than £29,000 for good causes
Gregynog Hall opening its doors to public for day of art, music, and heritage
Calls grow to better promote Owain Glyndŵr's lost court in Powys
Powys firm commissioned to create sculpture for 60th anniversary of Aberfan disaster
Clock at 150-year-old Powys church could soon chime for first time in 15 years
Crowdfunding launched for Welsh opera about 1936 Penyberth protest
Crowdfunding appeal launched to support opera from Powys-born composer
Historic 'Welcome to Wales' sign damaged in crash and removed for restoration
Author who uncovered Newtown's NHS roots joins fight to save hospital beds
Meet the 'Danger Bean', which lived in Powys 462 million years ago
Historic former WWII radio station near Welshpool put up for sale
Ancient Welshpool stone linked to abbots, penance and wishes
Crowds flock to Welshpool as town steps back in time for popular 1940s weekend
Sadness as sole member of 300-year-old Powys church closes doors for last time
New book shines light on Powys figures and forgotten chapters of Welsh history
Two Powys museums awarded national accreditation for high standards and public value
How a notorious Powys double murder gripped readers in 1906
How a young Powys farm worker saved an airman after 1951 crash
Powys warehouse fire that could have devastated Newtown in 1910
Montgomery’s extraordinary 1869 manhunt led by a wronged wife
Powys town's wartime act of kindness being remembered more than 80 years later
One man, one dog and a cup of coffee: Montgomeryshire's strangest court case
Restoration of Powys town's historic petrol pump could fuel group's relaunch
The chilling tale of a botched Powys execution which was remembered for decades
From 1960 to 2026: Guilsfield Women return after 66-year absence
The day AberystwythTown stunned Welsh football and won the Welsh Cup
Photos of lost cottage reveal 70-year history of flooded Elan Valley reservoir
Knitted exhibition about Britain at War to go on display at Welshpool Town Hall
Welsh nationalists who set fire to RAF base dramatized on stage in opera
Welsh Pony & Cob Society marks 125th anniversary with special celebration
Historic Montgomeryshire photos reveal a county on the brink of war
Historic Powys blacksmith's shop remembered with new village information board
String of trolley-dumping incidents 'destroying beauty' of beloved Powys park
Archaeologists investigating a centuries-old mystery in a Welsh field
Treasured family quilts wanted for special exhibition at Powys arts centre
Secret steam locomotive on Mid Wales railway revealed to public after 60 years
The Powys village with links to little-known saint and traditions
Fragile Grade I-listed church in Old Radnor secures vital funding
Rare dinner service found in Montgomery fetches £11,000 at auction
Special event to honour one of Wales' most important hymn writers
£4,000 silver collection discovered at Kington antiques valuation event
Powys in 1938: Fetes, choirs and summer life captured
Powys in 1963: From harsh winters to brand new horizons