Author: Rhys Gregory

Wales normally conjures up images of rustic farmhouses, vibrant green valleys and stunning seaside landscapes. But for us natives and frequent visitors who have had their fill of the conventional, it’s time to hang up the wellies, shelve the beach towel and journey off the beaten path. Enter WonderDays, the bespoke experience provider promising not just a detour, but a wild, adrenaline-fueled slingshot into unexplored terrains of fun. No more meandering through the same old streets, no more aimless wandering along familiar seaside stretches. WonderDays is on a mission to shake up your weekend plans, offering a collection of experiences…

Starting a medical practice is a multifaceted endeavour, brimming with challenges as varied as they are complex. The traditional approach to setting up a clinic or a practice involves ticking logistical boxes — acquiring premises, equipment, and qualified staff. However, successful modern medical practices underscore the necessity for a more comprehensive, patient-oriented model. Establishing the Infrastructure Creating a robust infrastructure is a pivotal step in setting up a successful medical practice. This involves not only identifying a strategically located, accessible facility but also ensuring it is equipped with the necessary medical devices, technology, and comfort measures to serve patients effectively.…

In the digital age, aesthetics are no longer confined to the world of art or design. As it intertwines with our daily lives, the concept of aesthetics has dramatically reshaped how we perceive ourselves, others, and the world around us. This article will explore the meaning of a “healthy aesthetic,” considering how one’s physical appearance influences individual self-esteem and overall mental health. We will delve into three areas: defining a healthy aesthetic, understanding aesthetic-driven choices, including cosmetic treatments, and finally, fostering a healthy aesthetic. Defining A Healthy Aesthetic A healthy aesthetic goes beyond physical appearance. It’s the holistic approach to…

The organisers, Street Food Warehouse, are thrilled to announce that Milford Haven Street Food Festival is returning to Milford Waterfront, this August, for three days full of food, drinks and live entertainment! Entry to the festival is FREE and no tickets are required; just rock up with a big appetite! This year there will be over 15 traders from across Wales and the UK, with each trader serving a different cuisine so you’ll have so much to choose from. There will be traders serving Seafood, BBQ, Afghan and Italian to Uzbek, Mexican, Indian and Burgers! This year the festival is…

Roger Casey Associates, civil and structural engineering consultants, has decided after nearly 25 years in business to transition to employee ownership. Roger and Ann Casey, the founders of the practice, have sold 100% of their shares to the employee ownership trust (EOT), meaning that all current and future employees will have a share in the ownership of the company. Ann Casey, Philip Lawrence and Adam Williams will now become the new company directors, with the trust board comprising of founder Roger Casey, Martin Jones as staff representative, and Sandra Jenkins of Bevan and Buckland Accountants, who joins as an independent…

A Care Home in Aberystwyth will be transferred to Ceredigion County Council’s ownership by September 2023, which will maintain the high quality services provided there for residents and their families. Hafan y Waun Care Home was managed by Methodist Homes (MHA), who contacted Ceredigion County Council following their decision to withdraw from the running of the home  Since then, work has been undertaken with MHA to discuss potential options for the much-loved care home in Aberystwyth.During a Cabinet meeting held on 04 July 2023, Ceredigion Cabinet Members approved a decision to transfer Hafan y Waun Care Home to Council ownership,…

A RESPECTED husband-and-wife who invested millions of pounds developing a beloved holiday park launched an exclusive partnership with a leading tourist attraction. Luxury lodge complex The Straits unveiled The Marine Club, a private membership which will allow owners on the picturesque Gwynedd site up to 60 hours of boating, including training to achieve the Royal Yachting Association (RYA) Level 2 Powerboat Handling qualification with Menai Bridge-based RibRide Adventure Tours. It comes after John and Gina White – founders of White Self Storage, based in nine locations across North Wales, Cheshire, and Manchester – acquired the former Woodside Caravan Park on…

Swansea Building Society proudly celebrated its milestone centenary anniversary with a grand and unforgettable 100-Year Ball, held on Friday, June 30, at Swansea Arena. The event also raised a total of £4,360 for its official staff charity, Maggie’s Swansea, thanks to match-funding by the Society. The Centenary Ball, hosted by singer, actor and comedian, Wynne Evans, brought together the Society’s dedicated staff, past and present, as well as esteemed Non-Executive Directors, valued external partners, local dignitaries, and collaborators from Swansea and beyond. The attendance of local dignitaries, including The High Sheriff of West Glamorgan, Alan Brayley VR DL, and former…

Scientists are investigating the increase in rock cover on glaciers that can affect the speed they melt as the climate changes. Most mountain glaciers have lost large volumes of ice over the 20th and 21st centuries. Six per cent of the ice in the Swiss Alps melted in the last year alone, and Alpine glaciers are predicted to be some of the first in the world to disappear because of climate change. At the same time, the proportion of rock debris covering the surface of these glaciers has increased.  It now covers around 11% of the world’s mountain glaciers. Glaciers…

A BELOVED Denbighshire landmark is beginning a new era. Ruthin Artisan Markets CIC has taken on management of the town’s Grade 2-listed Market Hall. And Operations Manager Bernadette O’Malley has already made her mark, organising a wide range of activities, and unveiling proposals for better access and toilet facilities on-site. She is also working in partnership with businesses and organisations to improve services and ensure Ruthin does all it can to be even more inclusive and eco-friendly. With more and more traders displaying their wares, and independent local producers supplying goods for the popular café, Bernadette is confident they are…