Llandrindod Wells

Signs of an illegal gathering can be as subtle as a pile of stones or a ribbon tied to a tree.

Colleagues agree to lift a restriction the property can only be occupied by someone in farming.

Planning officers warned about the impact of heavy lorries on local roads.

It is "highly unlikely" businesses and employees will be repaid money owed by Swansea's Dawnus.

Residents claim the building of the facility will spoil their rural village.

Llansantffraid or Llansanffraid? A row over the letter t rumbles on after boundary recommendations.

Members of Powys council failed to agree on a pay rise, with one opponent labelling it "out of touch".

Eglantyne Jebb started the charity with her sister to help starving youngsters after World War One.

Two police colleagues are recognised for their attempts to save a toddler in a submerged car.

Only one person took calls from people interested in the scheme and the phone rang "off the hook".

The building firm was already "in hock" to lenders when a council contract was signed, a report claims.

It will decide if Chris Davies can keep his seat, after a conviction for a false expenses claim.

Hundreds of people sign a petition for British Expeditionary Force soldiers to receive additional honour.

Some councillors fail to seek reimbursement for extra costs amid fear of criticism, an officer says.

The A483 is closed in both directions at Llanbister following the fatal crash.

Inexperienced officers are tackling burglaries, car crime and assaults, the policing watchdog says.

A new school will open in north Powys next year, replacing two Welsh-medium primaries.

Some drivers will face a 50% increase to park in Powys but annual permit prices will be frozen.

Why do more than 75% of learners pass in some areas - while in other places it's fewer than a third?

There were 1,353 knife crimes in 2018 - a 23% rise on the previous year, figures show.

Dyfed-Powys Police says the parties frighten people, harm wildlife and damage the environment.

Wales is to host stages of the OVO Energy Women's Tour, which attracts a global TV audience.

A farming couple make the plea after a "heartbreaking" attack on livestock on their land.

Police say the 31-year-old man died at the scene and his family have been informed.

Richard Lewis becomes Cleveland's fifth chief constable in six years.

Powys council officers seek builders to complete the projects after a contractor went into administration..

A council is criticised for scrapping a "much valued" service as it starts charging for collection.

Research shows how much has been been spent on schools in Wales over the last decade.

Council bosses warn some high schools may lose their sixth forms due to a "stark" lack of pupils.

Brecon Market Hall dates back to 1840 and hosts a farmers' market and jazz concerts.

Dyfed-Powys Police appeals for witnesses to the crash which happened on Saturday at about 21:00 GMT.

The incident is alleged to have happened in a Brecon Beacons National Park Authority meeting.

A health board says the move will deliver "major improvements" to facilities at the community hospital.

The trail from Shropshire to Carmarthenshire is one of the UK's longest fully-waymarked footpaths.

Richard Lewis is set to become Cleveland Police's fifth chief constable in six years.

Police fire plastic baton rounds outside a house in Llanelli in the early hours.

Five cars, thought to be fitted with laser-jamming devices, are seized and impounded.

Two accidents, including one fatal, on first day of Dyfed-Powys Police's motorbike safety campaign.

The move will safeguard 100 jobs with production due to stop at another pit, Celtic Energy says.

Arrangements at a body to improve school standards in mid and west Wales are "clearly failing".

The development was initially rejected because of the impact it would have on the Llandegley Rocks.

Owners of a mothballed mine in one of Wales' most deprived areas say its coal is needed again.

The move of "reassurance" comes after 49 people were killed in a mosque shooting in New Zealand.

Eleven flood warnings and alerts across parts of Wales are in place due to heavy rainfall.

Swansea-based firm Dawnus is thought to employ 700 people and has projects around the UK.

Fallen trees closed roads, while train and ferry services were delayed and cancelled.

A school for pupils aged four to 18 is aimed at providing continuity and tackling falling numbers.

Two police force areas see figures treble over five years, with the other two doubling.