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Mae’r ymgynghoriad hwn wedi cau.
We have an ambition to shape a Powys that is fairer, greener and more prosperous, where future generations can see their future in the rural communities they love. This strategy sets out the steps we will take to achieve that future, ensuring every part of Powys benefits from a stronger, more resilient and sustainable economy. We want everyone to have a say in the future of Powys and want to test our ideas with you to understand how businesses, communities and our future generations want to shape Powys.
We hope we have inspired you to be part of our ambition to Grow the Powys Economy and help shape our future.
Have your say
You can leave your feedback online through our survey below by clicking the COMPLETE FORM button.
Paper copies of the survey are available todownload or can be picked up from your local library. Please return completed forms to library staff, or scan and email them to haveyoursay@powys.gov.uk.
The closing date for responses is 25th March 2026.
Drop-in sessions
Speak to officers at a series of drop-in sessions taking place across Powys libraries:
Tuesday 10th March
Montgomery Library
10am - 12pm
Llanwrtyd Wells Library
2 - 4.30pm
Llandrindod Wells Library
3 - 6pm
Newtown Library
3 - 6pm
Ystradgynlais Library
3 - 6pm
Wednesday 11th March
Presteigne Library
1 - 4pm
Brecon Library (Y Gaer)
3.30 - 6.30pm
Llanidloes Library
3 - 6pm
Rhayader Library
3 - 6pm
Thursday 12th March
Crickhowell Library
2 - 5pm
Llanfyllin Library
2 - 5pm
Builth Wells Library
3 - 6pm
Hay-on-wye Library
3 - 6pm
Knighton Library
3 - 6pm
Llanfair Caereinion Library
3 - 6pm
Friday 13th March
Machynlleth Library
2 - 5pm
We have an ambition to shape a Powys that is fairer, greener and more prosperous, where future generations can see their future in the rural communities they love. This strategy sets out the steps we will take to achieve that future, ensuring every part of Powys benefits from a stronger, more resilient and sustainable economy. We want everyone to have a say in the future of Powys and want to test our ideas with you to understand how businesses, communities and our future generations want to shape Powys.
We hope we have inspired you to be part of our ambition to Grow the Powys Economy and help shape our future.
Have your say
You can leave your feedback online through our survey below by clicking the COMPLETE FORM button.
Paper copies of the survey are available todownload or can be picked up from your local library. Please return completed forms to library staff, or scan and email them to haveyoursay@powys.gov.uk.
The closing date for responses is 25th March 2026.
Drop-in sessions
Speak to officers at a series of drop-in sessions taking place across Powys libraries:
Deaf and speech impaired residents can now contact the council using theRelay UK service.
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