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Newtown and Llanllwchaiarn Town Council announce 'exciting' new event

Newtown is gearing up for an exciting transformation, and the community is invited to be part of it. The Newtown Brand Launch Exhibition will be held at Bear Lanes Shopping Centre on Thursday, 10 April, from 11am to 3pm.

Your World|Apr 1

New sponsorship deal announced for series of running events in Shropshire and Mid-Wales

Business|Mar 31

Work begins on development of 29 new homes in Newtown

Two years in jail for cannabis farmer caught with more than 270 plants

'Stubborn and short sighted' - Bid to challenge council's recycling centre booking system in Mid Wales fails

Network Rail 'reviewing options' amid concerns level crossing closure near Newtown would force pedestrians to walk 10 miles to school

Ukrainian refugee filmmaker to premiere new documentary telling stories of children fleeing war-torn nation to Shropshire

More Newtown stories

Five day closure planned for renewal of level crossing near Newtown - with 10 mile diversion in place

Homes plan submitted for land near historic castle in Montgomery

Powys care home resident celebrates remarkable 105th birthday

Your World|Mar 12

Canal developments and plans set for meeting spotlight

Teen due in court after 18-year-old stabbed in Newtown

Teenager arrested after man stabbed in Newtown

Cannabis worth more than £860k seized in one week by Dyfed-Powys Police as six people charged

Police appeal for witnesses after three-car crash leaves two people in hospital

16 days of railway closures planned as Network Rail undertakes 'vital' engineering work

Newtown Post Office announces closure as services set to reopen in former butcher shop nearby

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About Newtown

Famed as being the birthplace of social reformer, Robert Owen, this market town with the sparkling River Severn running through it, still celebrates the woollen industry which brought it wealth as offering plenty of modern, global businesses too. The town attracts big names to The Hafren theatre and fine art to the Oriel Davies Gallery.