Author: Rhys Gregory

Anglesey-based Ecodetect is set to represent Europe at a global competition aimed at addressing climate change and unlocking the world’s cleantech potential. Ecodetect provides marine life detection services designed to help offshore renewable energy developers monitor marine infrastructure projects and ensure projects co-exist safely with local biodiversity. The Welsh business will attend the competition on Friday [October 24th] where over 180 entrepreneurs, thought leaders, policy makers and corporate representatives from around the world join together to explore ways to make change and accelerate the sustainability transition. Ecodetect, winners of the European heats, is one of just eight firms from around…

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A LEADING dental practice renowned for its patient-centred care is proud to welcome a new team member set to bridge experience with innovation. Alison Kime has joined West End Dental’s Porthmadog surgery, further strengthening a team that already serves patients across North Wales from its Llangefni, Prestatyn and Colwyn Bay clinics, where the group’s headquarters are based. Originally from North Yorkshire, Alison brings almost four decades of clinical expertise spanning both general and special care dentistry. Her journey into the profession began early, inspired by her mother, a physiotherapist who suggested dentistry after her own positive treatment. Shadowing the family…

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League of Legends has long been one of the most influential online games in the world. In Wales, it hasn’t just found players—it’s found a dedicated community. While the country doesn’t yet have a professional team competing on the European stage, League of Legends has quietly become one of the cornerstones of Welsh gaming culture, driven by grassroots enthusiasm, online networks, and the shared passion of players across towns and cities. A Global Game with a Local Heart The beauty of League of Legends lies in its accessibility. The game runs on most modern PCs, and thanks to Riot Games’…

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That cough you can’t shake. The headaches that pop up at home. We often blame allergies for these, or we blame stress. But what if the problem is the house itself? Sometimes, the place we feel safest is actually packed with unseen things that make us feel sick. Most of us aren’t aware of how our homes can affect us, so let’s take a look. Chemicals Hiding in Your House It’s surprising where problems can start. A fresh coat of paint, for example. It looks clean, but many paints release chemicals called VOCs, which can cause headaches and irritate your…

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BC sports betting is an online platform for placing wagers on sports events, including football, basketball, tennis, and esports. Users can utilize BC sports betting to analyze odds, predict match outcomes, and quickly calculate results. For example, a bettor could place a Moneyline wager on a Bundesliga match between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund, using the platform’s statistical breakdown of team form and head-to-head records to make an informed decision. Features of the German version For German users, BC Game Deutschland provides specialized localization, adapted payment methods, and compliance with local legislation. The platform delivers detailed analytics, including historical team…

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The leading global accountancy body is urging the UK’s corporate regulator to make the reporting and auditing regime as simple as possible for the struggling mid-market sector. ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) is calling on the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) to make the corporate governance regimes fit for purpose by making rules which focus on the complexity of the organisation rather than just on its size. Glenn Collins, head of technical and strategic engagement, ACCA UK, said: “ACCA’s overarching, consistent message is that the focus should be on complexity rather than size – a business may be large…

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Raj Chowdhury, the culinary force behind Raj Kitchen in Swansea, has once again been recognised as one of Wales’ leading chefs, taking home the Regional Chef of the Year title at the 2025 Welsh Asian Restaurant & Takeaway Awards (ARTAs). Hosted by ChefOnline, the Welsh ARTAs celebrate the best in Asian cuisine across Wales, recognising exceptional talent, creativity, and commitment to excellence. This year’s event saw hundreds of entries from across the nation – but it was Raj Chowdhury who impressed the judges enough to retain his title for a second year running. Speaking after the win, Raj said, “To…

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Scream Time is back at Margam Country Park, and it’s bigger, bolder, and scarier than before. The event has quickly become a must-visit Halloween experience in south Wales, and after going again this year, we can see exactly why. This is our second time visiting, and what we love most is that it’s not just a static attraction, it’s an immersive trail that takes you through part of the park itself. It’s a mix of creepy fun and eerie atmosphere, with plenty to see along the way. For those who went last year, things have changed quite a bit. The…

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Welsh holidaymakers will soon have another way to reach the Spanish sun, as Ryanair adds a new weekly service between Cardiff and Alicante as part of its Winter 2025 schedule. The airline has unveiled its plans for Alicante, featuring 79 routes and ten new destinations including Bratislava (Slovakia), Linz and Salzburg (Austria), Bydgoszcz and Rzeszow (Poland), Cardiff and Aberdeen (UK), Stockholm Västeras and Småland (Sweden), and Lanzarote (Spain). The new Cardiff to Alicante service will operate weekly from November 2025 through to the end of March 2026, with fares starting from €21.99. Ryanair’s Winter 2025 schedule will largely operate on…

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Drivers are being advised to avoid the A470 this afternoon following a vehicle fire between Abercynon and Pontypridd. South Wales Police confirmed they are currently at the scene on the southbound carriageway. While the road remains open, heavy congestion has built up in the area. Traffic is backing up as emergency services deal with the incident, and motorists are urged to seek alternative routes where possible. Police have thanked drivers for their patience while the situation is being managed.

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