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Powys health board given £3.4m to cut patient waiting lists in English hospitals (opens the original)
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POWYS Teaching Health Board (PTHB) has received a £3.4 million funding boost from the Welsh Government. This money is set to be used to pay English health providers to treat patients from Powys. PTHB board members were told of the funding boost at a meeting on Wednesday, September 30, while looking at an update report on the budget performance as it stood at the end of August. Acting director of finance Hywel Pullen explained that the health board was £20.376 million overspent at the end of Au
Plans for big expansion to listed care home in Powys town centre withdrawn (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. A PROPOSAL to increase the care facilities at the site of a historic listed building in the middle of Brecon has been withdrawn. Back in March, London-based Hapus Care Group lodged full and listed building planning applications with Bannau Brycheini
Powys chief executive urges councillors to stop opposing Sustainable Powys (opens the original)
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POWYS councillors need to stop opposing “Sustainable Powys”, the council’s chief executive has said. At a meeting of Powys County Council’s Governance and Audit Committee on Friday, September 25, councillors and lay independent members discussed the recommendations and the authority’s response to a Panel Performance Assessment. The Panel Performance Assessment (PPA) took place in April. The panel, which is mostly made up of councillors and senior staff from other local authorities, had made nine
Powys hints at further primary school closures to stem secondaries' budget shortfall (opens the original)
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MORE primary schools need to close in Powys as the council should give more money to its cash-strapped secondary schools, a committee has heard. At a meeting of Powys County Council’s (PCC) Governance and Audit Committee on Friday, September 25, the ongoing financial problems in county schools were brought up as part of discussions around the authority’s response to a Panel Performance Assessment from April. As well as responding to a highly critical report by education watchdog Estyn, the counc
Plans to scrap Powys council’s Finance Panel postponed for further review (opens the original)
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PLANS to scrap Powys County Council’s Finance Panel have been postponed to allow a committee to probe the proposal. At a meeting of the Democratic Services Committee on Friday afternoon, September 25, councillors received a report on the proposal ahead of it going in front of a full council meeting on October 8. Councillors have raised concerns about the move, which was explained by council officers as a tidying up of the council’s financial governance arrangements, and to avoid duplication. The
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