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Powys County Council delays County Hall return to New Year
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£5 million overspend probe on Powys Y Gaer project in Brecon
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Powys Council to bid for £6 million to tackle pothole issue
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In total it is estimated that the project would cost £150 million. At a meeting of the Independent/Conservative cabinet on Tuesday, May 25, an item on Treasury Management for the last financial quarter of 2020/21 revealed that £33 million had been handed over to PCC from the Welsh Government in March. A further £10 million will be received in this financial year and £7 million next year. If the project does not go ahead, the money would be paid back to the Welsh Government. Finance portfolio holder Cllr Aled Davies said: “A special bank account had to be set up to deal with that. “In time an investment company will be formed, and the money loaned to it.
Council paints paw prints near bins as part of anti-dog fouling campaign Dog fouling is one of Powys most common pet peeves and now a new campaign has been launched to remind dog walkers to bag and bin their mutt s mess responsibly. Bright and colourful paw prints have been spotted across the county to help dog owners find the nearest bin and keep pavements and green spaces free from dog waste. The Powys County Council campaign is part of the Caru Cymru project, a Wales-wide initiative to take action and care for the environment. Nigel Brinn, Corporate Director for Economy and Environment, said: “Dog mess is the most unacceptable and offensive type of litter on our streets and open spaces and feedback from Powys residents tells us that dog fouling is the issue the public are most concerned about.