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Wales drivers face fines of up to £150 for leaving engines running while parked (opens the original)
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Drivers in Wales who leave their engines running while parked face fines of up to £150 from September 30. The Welsh Government is raising fixed penalties for stationary idling from £20 to between £75 and £150, under measures aimed at reducing air pollution and protecting public health. Local authorities can enforce the penalty against drivers who leave a parked vehicle unattended with its engine running, or leave an engine running unnecessarily while stationary on a public road. Under Rule 1
Welshpool begins work on community-led plan for the town’s future (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. Welshpool Town Council has begun work on a new community-led plan for the town’s future. Members of the Place Plan Working Group met to start preparing a new Place Plan for Welshpool, which will identify local priorities and aspirations for the town
Operator announced for new north to south Wales bus service which comes through Powys (opens the original)
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An operator has been announced for a new direct coach service that will soon connect the north and south-west of Wales via Machynlleth. The TaithCymru route will be operated by Edwards Coaches in partnership with Llew Jones when it launches on October 25. The service will offer nine return journeys daily between Bangor and Carmarthen, calling at both Machynlleth and Aberystwyth. The service forms part of Transport for Wales’ plans to improve long-distance public transport links across the countr
Welshpool council opposes plans that could cut town's hospital services (opens the original)
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A town council has formally opposed any reduction in health services at its local hospital. Welshpool Town Council voiced its concerns regarding proposed cuts at Victoria Memorial Hospital during a meeting held on September 23. Powys Teaching Health Board’s (PTHB) Better Together programme includes a county-wide consultation on changes to adult physical and mental health services, urgent care, and diagnostics. While PTHB has said no final decisions have been made, the options under consideration
Wales to extend slurry spreading period after hot, dry summer for farmers (opens the original)
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A temporary extension is set to be introduced to the slurry spreading period in Wales after the summer's hot weather. Natural Resources Wales (NRW) is backing the Welsh Government’s decision to grant farmers extra flexibility after a prolonged spell of dry weather. The extended period aims to help farmers manage increased slurry production, which has been made worse by limited opportunities for spreading due to dry soil conditions, poor crop growth, and lower nutrient demand. Eirian Macdonald, N
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