Powys council praised for economic progress in independent reviews
Independent assessments commend Powys County Council’s GROW strategy, business support and green projects as the county moves towards sustainable prosperity.
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Independent assessments commend Powys County Council’s GROW strategy, business support and green projects as the county moves towards sustainable prosperity.
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