Detonators, marine flares and unexploded artillery shells have been dumped at various household waste and recycling centres across Powys in the last six months.
“What can we do to help these people without homes?” This was the question posed by six-year-old Molly Tyler of Abbeycwmhir to her teacher at Crossgates Primary School.
Letters concerning the future of Builth Wells high school are to be sent to the Welsh Assembly’s education minister and Brecon and Radnorshire Assembly Member Kirsty Williams, from the town council.
THE term ‘Ice with a Slice’ came with an extra twist for a south Shropshire man who just wanted something cube-like to chill his drink.
THE Shropshire councillor for the Clee division has been summoned to appear before the Adjudications Panel — the local government disciplinary body – for allegedly breaching the code of conduct.
THERE will no 2010 Bishop’s Castle Agricultural Show nor will there be a Horse and Pony Show this year.
A SOUTH Shropshire woman who helped spread the Guide movement across former communist parts of Europe has been given a top award.
Retired farmer Glyn Mills has much to thank the Wales Air Ambulance for after his son Andrew and grandson Richard were both airlifted to hospital following separate accidents in Mid Wales.
The Wyeside Arts Centre in Builth Wells may be forced to close in September because of financial difficulties, just one year after it was last saved by an emergency cash handout.
Presteigne lost one of its great characters this week when Arthur, the museum cat from The Judge’s Lodging, passed away.
