Llandrindod Wells

Cases have risen "sharply" in Powys, the board says, with the third-highest case rate in Wales.

Council leaders say they need to improve education and save money despite local objections.

But collecting thousands of tonnes of extra cardboard is "challenging", councils say.

One parent says her seven-year-old will be heartbroken when he learns his school may close.

They are stepping in in rural areas where care companies are not always able to provide a service.

Council bosses refused to discuss rumours a relocation deal was off, members from the town say.

Trustees say they remain committed to keeping the attraction in Brecon as the search continues.

Some councils are not following the Welsh Government's definition of essential workers.

Archaeologists said the plans would affect the Grade II-listed 19th Century ex-court house's features.

RSPB hopes of boosting tourism to the Victorian dam suffer a setback.

Non-essential travel is currently banned in Wales and exercise must start and finish at home.

Wales' alert level four restrictions only allow travel if it is essential.

A drive to boost prosperity across the region will be funded by the Welsh and UK Governments.

A landslip at a coal tip is being investigated as flood alerts remain in place following heavy rain.

Online learning will continue for some, with a full return to the classroom by 18 January.

There are fears the weedkiller is being sprayed near schools and nurseries and could cause harm.

Welshpool High School's 1,000 students will have online lessons until December.