Author: Rhys Gregory

Five new nature-inspired mosaic artworks have appeared in green spaces across Gwent, inspiring people to think about the nature we can find in our communities. The artworks have been developed by the Nature isn’t Neat project, which aims to raise awareness of the decline in pollinators and encourage local action, and create new meadows in towns and villages across Gwent. This spring, why not try to find all five sculptures to complete the trail. The artworks are situated across Gwent, in Gilfach, Bargoed; Bryn Bach Park, Tredegar; Rogerstone Welfare Grounds, Rogerstone; Fairhill, Cwmbran and Bailey Park, Abergavenny. Find and scan…

Nowadays, a car is one of the indispensable possessions, thanks to the convenience it brings. Almost every person uses personal cars for their transportation needs. However, this convenience does not come without a cost. Like any other machines, all vehicles experience wear and tear, meaning you will need to change some parts in the future. Due to the high cost of new parts, consider buying used cars and components that are readily available. Various methods ensure you locate the appropriate and compatible components for your vehicle. These approaches include using OEM numbers, engine codes, VIN numbers, and transmission codes, which…

Are you planning a casino trip but want to ensure you don’t lose all your money in the first few minutes? Having a budget and adhering to it is crucial, whether you are a novice or an experienced bettor. This article will convey tips and tricks for making $100 last at a casino. Six Tips and Tricks for Making $100 Last at a Casino This section covers six practical tips and tricks, including setting limits, playing low-stakes games, and taking advantage of promotions. However, https://casinosanalyzer.co.nz/ will provide in-depth information and analysis of various casinos and their games. Maximize your fun…

Cardiff Council has proposed looking into the introduction of Congestion and Clean Air Zones to help tackle pollution in the city. The proposal is to look into how a fair Road User Payment (RUP) scheme could not only help address poor levels of air quality, combat climate change, improve people’s health, and reduce congestion. They have suggested it will also help deliver a modern, clean, and green transport network across the city with £1 bus fares, expanded bus services, new trams, and more train services. The council wants to look at a range of schemes including, but not limited to,…

Grant funding is now available for Swansea businesses looking to grow by introducing a new product or service. The growth grant offers 50% of project costs up to a maximum of £50,000 and £5,000 per job created or protected. Run by Swansea Council, the grant is part of the business support anchor project being funded by the UK Government’s Shared Prosperity Fund. Eligible spending that could qualify for the growth grant includes plant, machinery and other equipment. Telecoms hardware and IT system spending could also be eligible, along with the costs of furniture and general office equipment, specialist training or…

A new active travel bridge linking the city centre to Devon Place has been officially opened to the public at Newport railway station. The bridge was opened yesterday morning by Councillor Jane Mudd, leader of Newport City Council, and Lee Waters MS, deputy minister for climate change at Welsh Government. The new bridge replaces the old subway, providing residents and visitors with a safer, more accessible linking route across the main railway line. The bridge has been built to active travel standards, enabling easy use for wheelchair users, cyclists and walkers. It has been funded through Welsh government’s active travel…

The Festival is now the biggest event in the UK celebrating World Book Day. It is taking place on Thursday 20 April 2023 from 9am until 3pm with over 4000 children in Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales and is based in 21 town centre locations. Renowned children’s author Michael Rosen will be attending, along with other authors including Christian Foley, Shakespeare School Foundation, Finding the Will, Andrew Beattie, ABC of Opera, Marica Williams, Eloise Williams, Robin Price, Aneirin Karadog, Shakespeare Link and many more… all delivering workshops to school children. The event is hosted by the Stephens and George Charitable Trust…

Plans for the creation of a multi-agency health and wellbeing campus in the centre of Newtown have taken a significant step forward with the appointment of a Cardiff-based construction consultancy to support this important project being progressed jointly by Powys County Council and Powys Teaching Health Board, through the North Powys Wellbeing Programme. Mott MacDonald who have been part of Wales for over 60 years with offices in Cardiff, Newport, Carmarthen and Colwyn Bay; have been commissioned to lead the delivery of the much needed campus on Park Street as well as the procurement of a Supply Chain Partner to…

Four North Wales seafood companies will be looking to make waves at the industry’s biggest global event in Barcelona next week Seafood Expo Global, which runs between 25-27 April, will see exhibits from more than 80 countries and Ross Shellfish Ltd from Caernarfon, Holyhead’s South Quay Shellfish and Ocean Bay Seafoods, and The Lobster Pot in Church Bay, will be representing Wales. Barcelona is a major European seafood hub, and Seafood Expo Global is returning for a second year to Fira Barcelona Gran Via Venue. The 2022 event, which The Lobster Pot and Ocean Bay Seafood attended, saw over 1,550…

Wales is set to be the first UK nation to increase the Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) payment, the Minister for Education and Welsh Language, Jeremy Miles has confirmed. From April 2023 the Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) will increase from £30 per week to £40 for eligible further education students in sixth form or college. EMA is a weekly grant designed to support 16 to 18-year-olds from low-income households with further education costs, such as transport or meals. FE students are eligible for EMA if their household income is £20,817 or less, if they are the only young person in the household,…