Powys teen banned from road after admitting drug driving
A POWYS teen has been banned from the roads for a year after he was pulled over almost four times over the legal drug drive limit.
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A POWYS teen has been banned from the roads for a year after he was pulled over almost four times over the legal drug drive limit.
AN extraordinary meeting of the Watson Financial Mid Wales League South will take place on Monday, July 11.
A MAN described as a “prolific, persistent and professional thief” has been jailed for a year after he stole hundreds of pounds worth of items from a Powys garden centre over consecutive days.
DRIVING through Powys without insurance and a defective tyre has cost one motorist a monumental financial headache after he was fined more than £1,000.
A 77-year-old Powys motorist has been fined over £800 and had eight points put on his driving licence after he was found to be driving without one.
POLICE are investigating the theft of more than 1,000 litres of diesel from a Powys farm.
CRITICAL care treatment was provided to a patient in Builth Wells this morning in an incident attended by the Wales Air Ambulance.
AN arsonist charged with recklessly endangering life is set to be sentenced next month after his latest hearing was delayed yet again.
A MOTORIST will be sentenced in the crown court after he admitted a charge of dangerous driving in Powys.
A DEAF man who says he has been victimised by members of the public lashed out and assaulted a Rhayader resident, while admitting threatening another on two separate occasions.
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