Knighton with Beguildy

Knighton with Beguildy ward covers a large, rural expanse in the northeastern corner of Powys. The area is defined by the River Teme, which runs through Knighton town, and is bordered by England to the east. The landscape consists of rolling hills, farmland, and sections of the Clun Forest. Knighton serves as the primary settlement and market centre for this sparsely populated region.

The Offa's Dyke Path National Trail runs directly through the area, with Knighton styling itself as the walk's unofficial capital. This ancient earthwork forms a distinct historical line across the countryside. The local economy is largely based on agriculture and tourism related to walking and the surrounding natural environment. Smaller villages and hamlets, like Beguildy itself, are scattered throughout the ward's farmland and valleys.