Thank you to all those that came along to Richard Church's 'Liberal History of Montgomeryshire' webinar. 

Powys’s local Lib Dem candidates have waded in on the announcement that the Welsh Government intends to introduce a Nitrate Vulnerable Zone (NVZ) across the whole of Wales from as early as April 1.

The Welsh Liberal Democrats have renewed their calls for an urgent rollout of landscape-scale flood management schemes following this month’s damaging flooding.  The party is also calling for the introduction of new standards of flood resilience for buildings and infrastructure in flood-risk areas.

The flooded Severn last year from the A458 at Buttington Cross, Welshpool, looking down towards the Breidden Hills in the distance. Photo: Dylan Evans via Shropshire Star

Join us on the 23rd of January at 1 p.m and get to talk to the President of our party, Dr. Mark Pack. 

Kirsty Williams, Welsh Liberal Democrat Member of the Senedd for Brecon & Radnorshire, and James Gibson-Watt, the Leader of the Welsh Liberal Democrat-Green Group on Powys County Council, have condemned the decision by the Conservative UK Government to scale back rural broadband connectivity targets.