Search begins for Powys council chief finance officer
Thomas currently holds the dual position of director of corporate services and section 151 officer, a combination that the council may split as part of the new appointment. The…
Elen Morgan serves as Welsh Affairs & Politics Editor, leading our in-depth coverage of the Senedd, Welsh Government policymaking, and cross-party affairs from our dedicated Cardiff Bay bureau.
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Thomas currently holds the dual position of director of corporate services and section 151 officer, a combination that the council may split as part of the new appointment. The…
Council reminds home‑boarders and owners that a licence is required for paid dog care, outlining standards and contact details for compliance.
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Council postpones new housing allocation to Feb 2027, yet online sites still show an Oct 2026 launch, leaving 945 high‑need households without updated guidance.
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