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In pictures: King Charles III's many visits to Powys

The new King Charles III is no stranger to the people of Powys.

Popular Newtown Food Festival returns after being cancelled for two years

Labour needs to champion a radical reform programme | Letters

<strong>Letters: </strong>The idea of redistributive social justice is popular, says <strong>Ian Fraser, </strong>while <strong>Gavin Killip </strong>argues that the worst excesses of Thatcherism need to be undone

Powys teacher banned from roads after near-miss with police car

A TEACHER who works with children with learning difficulties almost collided with a police car on his way back from a football awards dinner where…

Right to buy will worsen Britain's lack of affordable homes | Letters

<strong>Letters: </strong>Extending the scheme to housing association tenants is unworkable, says<strong> Angharad Lewis, </strong>while <strong>Cyril Bezant</strong> worries about the shrinking social housing stock. Plus letters from <strong>Ian Fraser, Arthur Cross</strong> and <strong>Billy McDougall</strong>

Tregynon residents mark jubilee at newly opened community garden

A crowd gathered to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee during a village tea party at Tregynon's new community garden.

IN PICTURES: Queen's coronation celebrated across Powys

JUBILEES naturally provide the public a chance to look back at past celebrations.

Powys: Author explores the lives of Welsh women in the early 1900s

An author from Llanfyllin has written a book inspired by the true events of women living in rural Mid-Wales during the early 1900s.

All the joys of spring captured on camera from across Powys

April is the kindest month or once it was said.

Powys: Fire breaks out in building near Tregynon

A FIRE broke out on an agricultural building near Tregynon on Saturday, April 23.