Saturday, 4th February 2012

Taskforce set up to look at firms

Investigations are to take place into the setting up of three Powys business growth zones, including one around Llandrindod Wells, to support and develop small businesses.

Charity pushes ahead with drug centre plans

A controversial planning application to turn a former Llandrindod Wells bakery into a drugs and alcohol treatment centre, has been submitted to Powys County Council.

Bank’s change of heart means ATM is to stay

The only cash point in Presteigne will be left open even after the HSBC bank closes its doors in March, after bank bosses had a change of heart.

Cadets dig in to plant Queen’s jubilee wood

Cadets from Gwent and Powys Army Cadet Force spent a blustery Saturday helping plant 1,450 young trees at Dyffryn Farm, Llanwrthwl, Wales’ first Diamond Jubilee Wood.

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Battlefield to be included in historic sites’ register

Pilleth is to be included in a new register of historic battlefields in Wales.

Fridges and tables stolen from rugby club

Builth police are investigating after a number of items were stolen from Builth Wells Rugby Club.

Tributes flood in for ‘legend’ Les

The devastated family of one of Llandrindod Wells’ longest serving councillors have said they miss him terribly, following his sudden death at a public meeting last Thursday.

Power lines inspection for beleaguered locals

A power company has agreed to re-inspect the network in the Radnorshire area and undertake maintenance of power lines a year ahead of schedule.

Research boosted by nine-year-old survivor

A nine-year-old girl from Rhayader has successfully raised funds for Meningitis Research Foundation after surviving the dreaded disease herself.

Seminar offers support to families with autistic teens

A family support programme from the National Autistic Society Cymru (NAS Cymru) is coming to Llandrindod Wells.