Author: Rhys Gregory

Cardiff Against Business Crime (CABC) has confirmed the re-election of its Chair, alongside the appointment of a new Vice Chair, reinforcing the organisation’s continued commitment to supporting businesses and tackling crime across Cardiff. Cliff Vanstone, Head of John Lewis and Partners Cardiff, has been re-elected as Chair of CABC, continuing in the role after a successful previous term. During his tenure, he has strengthened partnerships with local businesses, South Wales Police, and Cardiff Council, while advancing initiatives to reduce business crime and improve information sharing. Cliff Vanstone will be joined by Mark Pritchard, who has been appointed as Vice Chair. He brings valuable experience from St. David’s Dewi Sant and has been…

A man from Cardiff who claimed a drug phone found by police in his apartment had been stored in a bowl of rice for drug dealer friend who had dropped it in a puddle outside his address, has been jailed. It is one of a catalogue of excuses 28-year-old Ahmed Mohamed, of Cardiff, gave officers while being questioned in police custody. He had been linked as the owner of a mobile phone which officers were able to prove was used together with a known drug phone and arrested by officers on November 24, 2025, in the street outside his apartment…

Residents are being invited to take the first step towards a new career at the RCT Council and Partners 2026 Jobs Fair. The free event will take place on Thursday 26 February at Pontypridd Library, Llys Cadwyn, CF37 4TH, running from 10am to 2pm, with a quiet hour available from 9am to 10am. The fair will bring together a wide range of employers who are actively recruiting, giving visitors the chance to speak directly with organisations, find out about current vacancies and even begin applications on the day. Workshops will also be available to help people prepare for interviews and…

Dom Joly’s Trigger Happy TV Anniversary Tour is coming to Swansea’s Brangwyn Hall on 10 April 2027. Comedian Dom Joly is hitting the road this autumn to mark 25 years of his ground-breaking Trigger Happy TV. He will kick off his extensive tour in September at the Radlett Centre, Radlett, taking in theatres across England, Wales and Scotland, through into May 2027. It’s been 25 years since Trigger Happy TV burst on to our screens, transforming the hidden camera format with its surreal universe of characters and unforgettable pranks. To celebrate a quarter-century of chaos, Dom is bringing his most…

Saturday 25 April 2026 will see the eagerly anticipated return of Ales From Wales: The Dee Valley Real Ale Train at Llangollen and Corwen Railway, a steam-hauled evening of real ale, live music and unforgettable scenery through the Dee Valley. Relaunched by popular demand, the event brings together heritage railway travel and a lively beer festival atmosphere, proudly showcasing a wide selection of ales from Wales-based breweries. The event will then run monthly throughout the 2026 season and tickets are available for all services now! The evening begins at 5pm with the opening of the Station Master’s Marquee on the…

St John Ambulance Cymru is stressing the literally lifesaving importance of CPR and defibrillator skills this February, with the charity’s volunteers having helped save the lives of four people at public events last year alone. The first aid charity for Wales’ annual Defibruary campaign is providing more ways for people to learn lifesaving skills and find out where their nearest defibrillator is, so they can act quickly should a cardiac arrest happen nearby. This year’s campaign includes opportunities to take part in hands-on demonstrations, learn online, highlight defib locations, as well as donate to support the charity’s work to make…

A fast-growing Wrexham financial planning firm is celebrating another major milestone after moving to larger premises and expanding its team. The move sees Belgrave Wincham triple its previous office space and welcome a new trainee paraplanner to support its expanding client base after relocating within Wrexham Technology Park. As part of the expansion, Belgrave Wincham also plans to create graduate opportunities in the coming year to continue developing its in-house expertise. The independent firm – founded by Tom Foulkes and Craig Roberts who together have over 20 years’ experience in financial services – supports clients across North Wales, Cheshire, Shropshire…

Landmark legislation to reform the way local bus services are planned and delivered in Wales has received Royal Assent, becoming law. The Bus Services (Wales) Bill was officially sealed by First Minister, Eluned Morgan, at a ceremony in Cardiff this week (Monday 2 February) putting Wales at the forefront of improving bus services in the UK. This marks the start of the process to transform local bus services across Wales putting passengers first and giving the public sector a stronger role in shaping networks across rural and urban areas. In the coming weeks and months, the Welsh Government and Transport…

HCB Widdows Mason has announced a new partnership with Cardiff City FC Community Foundation. This collaboration will provide the Community Foundation and its beneficiaries with direct access to professional legal expertise, ensuring local families and individuals have the support they need to navigate complex legal challenges. The Community Foundation is renowned for its extensive work across South Wales, providing vital services ranging from alternative learning environments for young people to coffee mornings for veterans. By aligning with the Community Foundation, HCB Widdows Mason aims to integrate its legal services into the heart of the community, offering support to members, participants,…

The Welsh Rugby Union has confirmed its stadium naming rights deal with Principality Building Society has been extended until 2030, with the new investment directly supporting the growth of the game in Wales from grassroots up to elite levels. Wales’ national ground has been known as Principality Stadium, hosting an array of global music stars, worldwide sporting events and international Welsh rugby, since January 2016. Principality Building Society CEO, Iain Mansfield: “I am delighted to announce the renewal of the naming rights of Principality Stadium until 2030 – taking us to the end of the decade. As the CEO of…