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Market reports from Dolgellau and Ruthin feature this week

buyer Mr Glyn Morris. 276 Spring lambs forward. PRIZE WINNERS and purchased by Jones Bros, Stansty Lodge,Wrexham. 2nd prize-Claire Tomlinson. BEST SINGLE LAMB OVER 37kg-From Sian Walton, Llyn Tro @41kg realising £230 and purchased by Tom Hughes of Llanfair P G. 2nd Claire Tomlinson. BEST PAIR OF LAMBS UP TO 37kg-From Claire Tomlinson @33kg realising £210 and purchased by Mr Glyn Morris 2nd E Davies,Groes Fawr. BEST PAIR OF LAMBS OVER 37kg-From E Davies, Groes Fawr @38kg realising £190 and purchased by Daniel Jones, Clwyd Williams Butchers, Llandyrnog. 2nd Sian Waltion, Llyntro. BEST PEN OF 5 OR MORE-From Sian Walton, Llyntro @ 36.5kg and purchased by S B Jones for £170.

Llanfair Caereinion shed fire kills 16,000 chickens

Community to run libraries with county council support

Mar 17, 2021 Subscribe to our daily newsletter! Sign Up The Mid Wales libraries in Llanfair Caereinion, Talgarth and Llanwrtyd Wells will be run by volunteers, with input from Powys County Council. The council says volunteer groups will form the friendly face of the three smallest libraries in Powys, when they are able to safely reopen. They will be supported by councillors, town and community councils, and other community organisations. In September, Powys County Council’s cabinet agreed its library service would support community partnership libraries for a period of five years, to give them the stability to become established and also develop.

Three county libraries handed over to community groups by Powys Council

The libraries in Llanfair Caereinion, Talgarth and Llanwrtyd Wells are to become community-run resources. Volunteer groups will operate the libraries – the three smallest in Powys – when they are able to safely re-open the buildings under Welsh Government guidance. In September 2020, Powys County Council’s cabinet agreed that the council’s library service will support community partnership libraries for five years, to help them become established. The council’s library service will provide the books and ICT resources, and library members should see very little change; they will still be able to use all of the library services and resources, including requesting books on the online catalogue.

Storm left more than 3,000 homes without power - and hundreds remain off

Llanfair Caereinion Town Council announces new clerk

Public conveniences at Llanfair TH beauty spot to reopen for Easter

PUBLIC conveniences at a Conwy beauty spot are set to reopen after being damaged by flooding last year. The public toilets situated on the A548 route in Llanfair Talhaiarn were closed following Storm Dennis in February last year. Conwy County Borough Council will commission the repairs necessary for the conveniences to be reopened ahead of Easter. Clwyd West MS, Darren Millar said the closure has been a "huge inconvenience" to visitors to the area. He met with Greg Robbins, Conwy County Borough Council Cabinet Member for the Environment, Llanfair TH county councillor Ifor Lloyd and local authority officers on Friday to discuss its reopening.

Coronavirus in Powys: The lockdown excuses told to police

2) "I wanted to buy some lamb" Doctors have been heroes during the pandemic, and have repeatedly called on the support of the public to help keep a lid on infection rates. But during the first lockdown, one medic was stopped by police in Powys having driven all the way from London – to buy some lamb. He was turned around and sent home. Full story>>>3) Party busted While most people who were hit with lockdown fines tended to be individuals or small groups, one incident of lockdown breaking last summer saw 40 people from across the south of England found together at a property near Presteigne.

Police seize heroin, cocaine and cannabis during raid on Llanfair PG house

A significant amount of drugs have been found in a house in the Llanfair PG area of Anglesey, during an operation by Western CID.

OPINION – Agriculture is bearing the brunt of pollution legislation

writes Hugh Besent. It was the first time most had been introduced to our new county advisor, Gwawr Parry. Before joining NFU Cymru she worked for Genus breeding in Ruthin and HCC in Aberystwyth. We are lucky that she lives locally, on a farm near Llanfair. Current issues discussed included Nitrate Vulnerable Zones (NVZs), the current animal welfare in transport consultation, the white paper setting out the new Wales Agriculture Bill and flooding in the Severn Valley. As regards to the all-Wales NVZ, it is imperative that farmers contact their Senedd Members, including those on the regional lists before March 3. Please visit the NFU Cymru website for more information or contact your local NFU Cymru office if you need assistance in sending a letter.