A hitch-hiker who was picked up on the A44 between Eardisley, near Kington, and Llandrindod Wells, was told to ‘empty his pockets’ during the journey.
No Herefordshire Council representative turned up at a public meeting in Kington to discuss car parking charges, angering residents who claim the move will ‘kill the town’.
An order cracking down on drinking in public areas of Llandrindod Wells is being reviewed, following complaints of unruly behaviour at the town’s railway and bus stations.
The Hundred House pub in Bleddfa will reopen this weekend after being closed for nearly two years.
Two Powys communities, which now only bin a quarter of their waste, have been highlighted by a government minister in a keynote speech.
A man who turned a whole house in Llanyre into a cannabis factory, capable of producing upto £100,000 of drugs, has been jailed.
Following the cancellation of the Presteigne and Norton Vintage car and motorcycle show in June due to torrential rain, Presteigne Chamber of Trade has rescheduled the event for Sunday, on Went’s Meadow from 10.30am to 4.30pm.
Police across Wales have launched a two-week crackdown on motorists who drive while using hand-held mobile phones.
A trade union’s decision to reject new flexible working conditions on the day they were due to start has been greeted with disappointment by Powys County Council.
Three Presteigne friends have two busy weekends ahead with a music night, a skydive and a promise auction – as they raise money for two local charities.