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As part of Round 1 of UK Government’s Levelling Up Fund (LUF), the Council has been successful in their joint application with Wrexham County Borough Council for the Clwyd South Constituency. The Levelling Up Fund is intended to invest in infrastructure that improves everyday life across the UK. The fund supports town centre and high
With the arrival of winter, we are urging people to be a good neighbour and keep an eye on the elderly and vulnerable. Councillor Elen Heaton, Cabinet Lead Member for Health and Social Care, said: “We are asking people to take care of our most vulnerable by keeping an eye on them and making sure
Have you ever considered working in social care in Denbighshire? Over recent times, the Council has seen an increase in the number of social care vacancies, especially during Covid when demand for social care increased. The Gwnewch i Bobl Wenu/ Make People Smile campaign was launched earlier this year to raise the profile of careers
Denbighshire Flying Start is a Welsh Government funded programme to help families in specific areas of the county. The help available includes: free, part-time childcare for 2- to 3-year-olds help, support and advice for parents extra support for children to learn to talk and communicate an enhanced Health Visiting service In Denbighshire, Flying Start is
24 February 2023 A mid Powys museum is currently holding a free exhibition to celebrate the popular tradition of sampler-making and embroidery, the county council has said.Using pieces from the museum's reserve collections, Radnorshire Museum has created an exhibition based around a set of works made by three generations of the same local family, the
23 February 2023 The new Corporate and Strategic Equality Plan 2023-2027 has been approved by full council today (23 February).The document sets out the well-being priorities for Powys County Council for the next five years and what action is needed to deliver them.Cllr James Gibson-Watt, Leader of the Council and Cllr Matthew Dorrance, Deputy Leader
23 February 2023 A balanced budget which will see investment for key services, including schools, has been approved.Despite unprecedented economic conditions, the Full Council of Powys County Council has today (Thursday, February 23) approved spending plans of more than £326million for 2023-2024.The spending plans will be financed by a combination of funding from the Welsh
22 February 2023 Exciting plans for a new school that will transform education for vulnerable learners in Powys have been unveiled, the county council has said.Powys County Council is to build a new £9.1m school for Brynllywarch Hall School as part of its Transforming Education programme. The school, located in Kerry near Newtown, provides education
22 February 2023 Looking after someone else's child? That could be a private fostering arrangement and you need to let us know so we can support you.Private fostering is when a child under 16 (or under 18 if disabled) is looked after in the home of someone who is not a close relative or guardian
Carmarthenshire County Council’s Cabinet has agreed to take the first steps towards delivering on Welsh Government’s Rapid Rehousing approach with the introduction of an Emergency Social Housing Allocations Policy which will focus the way the housing needs of residents are met in Carmarthenshire. The Emergency Policy, developed by Communities Scrutiny Task and Finish group, was
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