People living in Powys can now go for a free Coronavirus test if they have a wider range of symptoms.
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Mobile testing units will return to Hay-on-Wye and Llanfyllin from Monday 26 April to encourage people to continue to get a test for coronavirus if they are feeling unwell.
Welcome to the new COVID immunisers joining our team
Thank you to the Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service colleagues joining the vaccination programme in Powys.
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Helping people to make informed choices.
Volunteers are going to play a bigger role in supporting patients with poor mental health in Powys, in the future.
Mobile testing units will return to Knighton and Machynlleth from Monday 12 April to encourage people to continue to get a test for coronavirus if they are feeling unwell.
The county reached a major milestone on Saturday 3 April
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Thank you to the health care support workers, supporting our vaccination programme in Powys
Latest news on the Bro Ddyfi Hospital development
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Two mobile testing units will be returning to Llansantffraid-ym-Mechain and Llandrindod Wells from Monday 29 March.
An online Q&A Event on COVID-19 Vaccination in Powys will take place on 7 April with Carol Shillabeer, Chief Executive, Powys Teaching Health Board.
Over 12,000 vaccine doses were delivered last week in Powys.
Encouraging news to continue the progress on the UK's vaccination programme.
Stay up-to-date with our vaccination programme in Powys
Stay up-to-date with our vaccination programme in Powys