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  1. £55,000 stolen from bank in Welsh high street

    An estimated £55,000 was taken 12:31, 21 Jul 2026Updated 13:56, 21 Jul 2026 Locals noted police tape on…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #NatWest #Brecon #Crime #Powys
    europesays.com/britain/87474/

  2. Five-year-old fighting for life after horrific three-car crash

    Two people have been arrested near Craig-y-Nos 16:14, 06 Jul 2026Updated 16:55, 06 Jul 2026 The A4067 near…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #UK #BreconBeacons #Dyfed-PowysPolice #IYAAlertCounty #Powys #TrafficandTravel #UnitedKingdom
    europesays.com/britain/78221/

  3. Man, 49, dies in suspected murder – police issue update

    Police have issued an update on their murder investigation after a man, 49, died in a serous incident…
    #EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #UK #Crime #Dyfed-PowysPolice #IYAAlertCounty #MidWales #Powys #UnitedKingdom #Welshpool
    europesays.com/britain/72349/

  4. Not having expected seeing it, I went into a steep descending turn for my friend to capture this photo of Pentre Camp multivallate enclosure, thought to date to the late Iron Age to early Roman periods.

    Despite dating from 2007, it's a great shot and shows better detail than lidar technology of a decade and a half later.

    #ironage #archaeology #aerialphotography #cymru #wales #powys

  5. Not having expected seeing it, I went into a steep descending turn for my friend to capture this photo of Pentre Camp multivallate enclosure, thought to date to the late Iron Age to early Roman periods.

    Despite dating from 2007, it's a great shot and shows better detail than lidar technology of a decade and a half later.

    #ironage #archaeology #aerialphotography #cymru #wales #powys

  6. Not having expected seeing it, I went into a steep descending turn for my friend to capture this photo of Pentre Camp multivallate enclosure, thought to date to the late Iron Age to early Roman periods.

    Despite dating from 2007, it's a great shot and shows better detail than lidar technology of a decade and a half later.

    #ironage #archaeology #aerialphotography #cymru #wales #powys

  7. Not having expected seeing it, I went into a steep descending turn for my friend to capture this photo of Pentre Camp multivallate enclosure, thought to date to the late Iron Age to early Roman periods.

    Despite dating from 2007, it's a great shot and shows better detail than lidar technology of a decade and a half later.

    #ironage #archaeology #aerialphotography #cymru #wales #powys

  8. Not having expected seeing it, I went into a steep descending turn for my friend to capture this photo of Pentre Camp multivallate enclosure, thought to date to the late Iron Age to early Roman periods.

    Despite dating from 2007, it's a great shot and shows better detail than lidar technology of a decade and a half later.

    #ironage #archaeology #aerialphotography #cymru #wales #powys

  9. Tua 5 mlynedd yn ôl nes i alw mewn i'r amgueddfa fach hyfryd yma yn nhre fy magwraeth.

    Mae'n wych bod hi wedi cael cydnabyddiaeth!

    nation.cymru/news/little-known

    #powys #llandrindod #cymru

  10. Tua 5 mlynedd yn ôl nes i alw mewn i'r amgueddfa fach hyfryd yma yn nhre fy magwraeth.

    Mae'n wych bod hi wedi cael cydnabyddiaeth!

    nation.cymru/news/little-known

    #powys #llandrindod #cymru

  11. Tua 5 mlynedd yn ôl nes i alw mewn i'r amgueddfa fach hyfryd yma yn nhre fy magwraeth.

    Mae'n wych bod hi wedi cael cydnabyddiaeth!

    nation.cymru/news/little-known

    #powys #llandrindod #cymru

  12. From our shutting the door on an empty stable correspondent.

    "A six-point charter that recognises the need to “protect and restore” the environmental health of the River Wye could be adopted by Powys County Council next week."

    ##Gwy #Powys #Wye #Cymru

    shropshirestar.com/news/enviro

  13. From our shutting the door on an empty stable correspondent.

    "A six-point charter that recognises the need to “protect and restore” the environmental health of the River Wye could be adopted by Powys County Council next week."

    ##Gwy #Powys #Wye #Cymru

    shropshirestar.com/news/enviro

  14. From our shutting the door on an empty stable correspondent.

    "A six-point charter that recognises the need to “protect and restore” the environmental health of the River Wye could be adopted by Powys County Council next week."

    ##Gwy #Powys #Wye #Cymru

    shropshirestar.com/news/enviro

  15. From our shutting the door on an empty stable correspondent.

    "A six-point charter that recognises the need to “protect and restore” the environmental health of the River Wye could be adopted by Powys County Council next week."

    ##Gwy #Powys #Wye #Cymru

    shropshirestar.com/news/enviro

  16. UFOs, ghosts and archaeology all come together in a great account from #Llandetty parish, in #Powys. It was first recorded in 1813. One night a man saw near a chapel a light 'as big as a Church Tower', which shrank to 'the size of a small star', alternating between the two. [Cont: #PhantomsFriday

  17. UFOs, ghosts and archaeology all come together in a great account from #Llandetty parish, in #Powys. It was first recorded in 1813. One night a man saw near a chapel a light 'as big as a Church Tower', which shrank to 'the size of a small star', alternating between the two. [Cont: #PhantomsFriday

  18. UFOs, ghosts and archaeology all come together in a great account from #Llandetty parish, in #Powys. It was first recorded in 1813. One night a man saw near a chapel a light 'as big as a Church Tower', which shrank to 'the size of a small star', alternating between the two. [Cont: #PhantomsFriday

  19. 🆕🚌 Alexander Dennis has delivered five Enviro200 single-decker buses to #Herefordshire operator Sargeants Bros in a repeat order linked to ongoing fleet expansion. The 8.9m, 30-seat buses with seatbelts will operate local services from the firm’s new Hereford depot, opened on 13 April.

    The vehicles feature real-time passenger information, twin display screens and induction loops for hearing-impaired users, meeting PSVAR requirements, and carry Sargeants’ traditional red livery.

    The order follows the operator’s first Enviro200 in 2025, with more now in service. Managing director Matt Evans cited suitability for rural routes, fuel efficiency and strong aftersales support as key factors.

    Sargeants Bros operates around 45 buses across Herefordshire and #Powys. Since its 2019 acquisition, the fleet has grown significantly alongside expanded routes and investment in staff and technology. Alexander Dennis welcomed the repeat order and continued partnership.
    alexander-dennis.com/repeat-or

  20. 🆕🚌 Alexander Dennis has delivered five Enviro200 single-decker buses to #Herefordshire operator Sargeants Bros in a repeat order linked to ongoing fleet expansion. The 8.9m, 30-seat buses with seatbelts will operate local services from the firm’s new Hereford depot, opened on 13 April.

    The vehicles feature real-time passenger information, twin display screens and induction loops for hearing-impaired users, meeting PSVAR requirements, and carry Sargeants’ traditional red livery.

    The order follows the operator’s first Enviro200 in 2025, with more now in service. Managing director Matt Evans cited suitability for rural routes, fuel efficiency and strong aftersales support as key factors.

    Sargeants Bros operates around 45 buses across Herefordshire and #Powys. Since its 2019 acquisition, the fleet has grown significantly alongside expanded routes and investment in staff and technology. Alexander Dennis welcomed the repeat order and continued partnership.
    alexander-dennis.com/repeat-or

  21. 🆕🚌 Alexander Dennis has delivered five Enviro200 single-decker buses to #Herefordshire operator Sargeants Bros in a repeat order linked to ongoing fleet expansion. The 8.9m, 30-seat buses with seatbelts will operate local services from the firm’s new Hereford depot, opened on 13 April.

    The vehicles feature real-time passenger information, twin display screens and induction loops for hearing-impaired users, meeting PSVAR requirements, and carry Sargeants’ traditional red livery.

    The order follows the operator’s first Enviro200 in 2025, with more now in service. Managing director Matt Evans cited suitability for rural routes, fuel efficiency and strong aftersales support as key factors.

    Sargeants Bros operates around 45 buses across Herefordshire and #Powys. Since its 2019 acquisition, the fleet has grown significantly alongside expanded routes and investment in staff and technology. Alexander Dennis welcomed the repeat order and continued partnership.
    alexander-dennis.com/repeat-or

  22. 🆕🚌 Alexander Dennis has delivered five Enviro200 single-decker buses to #Herefordshire operator Sargeants Bros in a repeat order linked to ongoing fleet expansion. The 8.9m, 30-seat buses with seatbelts will operate local services from the firm’s new Hereford depot, opened on 13 April.

    The vehicles feature real-time passenger information, twin display screens and induction loops for hearing-impaired users, meeting PSVAR requirements, and carry Sargeants’ traditional red livery.

    The order follows the operator’s first Enviro200 in 2025, with more now in service. Managing director Matt Evans cited suitability for rural routes, fuel efficiency and strong aftersales support as key factors.

    Sargeants Bros operates around 45 buses across Herefordshire and #Powys. Since its 2019 acquisition, the fleet has grown significantly alongside expanded routes and investment in staff and technology. Alexander Dennis welcomed the repeat order and continued partnership.
    alexander-dennis.com/repeat-or

  23. Maesydderwen school closed for second day as police investigate telephone threat

    Dyfed-Powys Police said officers would maintain a presence at the school as the investigation continues, and that no arrests have yet been made.

    The school, which has more than 540 pupils from year seven to sixth form, was placed in lockdown on Monday morning after police received a report of a threat made over the telephone at around 10.45am.

    A cordon was erected outside the school and multiple police vehicles remained at the scene throughout Monday afternoon, with pupils allowed to leave the site in small groups rather than all at once.

    All pupils and staff were released safely on Monday afternoon. In an update issued on Monday evening, police said there was “no evidence of any ongoing risk to pupils or staff.”

    However, a further development in the investigation overnight led to the decision to keep the school closed on Tuesday.

    In a statement, police said: “Following a development in the investigation into a threat made over the phone in relation to Maesydderwen Comprehensive School, a decision has been made by the school not to reopen tomorrow (Tuesday, March 3).

    “There will be a police presence at the school as officers continue to investigate, and we will provide updates whenever possible.”

    Police added that patrols would be carried out in the coming days to provide reassurance to pupils, staff, parents and the wider community.

    Parents and carers are being kept informed about the school’s reopening through the school app.

    Powys County Council confirmed it was aware of the incident. School governor and local county councillor Susan McNicholas confirmed police were at the scene on Monday but was unable to provide further details at the time.

    The school was placed in special measures — the highest level of Estyn monitoring — in January 2025, following an inspection that raised concerns about the quality of teaching and attendance.

    #DyfedPowysPolice #education #Maesydderwen #Powys #schoolLockdown #SouthPowys #YsgolMaesydderwen #Ystradgynlais