Author: Rhys Gregory

Recruiting firm By its nature, business is quite diverse. A recruiting agency may provide services including RPO, Temporary Staffing, and Permanent Staffing. Most businesses must employ people. They have the option of hiring new personnel on their own or via a recruitment firm. A recruitment firm identifies, qualifies, and presents prospects for one or more job opportunities when a business uses its services. For existing business owners, a recruitment agency firm may be launched fast and with little capital, but there are a few things to think about before going into operation. How to Launch a Recruiting Agency: A Step-by-Step…

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The prevalence of overweight and obesity has become a growing concern in modern society, with millions of people around the world struggling to lose weight and maintain a healthy weight. While there are many factors that contribute to weight gain, ultimately, weight loss comes down to a simple equation: calories in vs calories out. To lose weight, we need to burn more calories than we consume. This can be achieved through a combination of diet and exercise, but many people also turn to supplements to help them achieve their weight loss goals. The market for weight loss supplements is vast,…

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Obesity is a growing health concern in many parts of the world, and it has led to an increased demand for weight loss solutions. Weight loss supplements have become a popular option for people who want to shed unwanted pounds quickly and with minimal effort. However, the efficacy and safety of these supplements have been widely debated by researchers and healthcare professionals. The purpose of this article is to provide an overview of the science behind weight loss supplements. We will discuss the different types of supplements available, how they work, and whether they are effective in promoting weight loss.…

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FSB Wales’ new report Different Routes, Same Destination was launched today, and calls for the Welsh Government to ensure a positive strategy for the future of roads in Wales. The report aims to outline a constructive vision for roads within a sustainable development framework that accounts for the economic activity which roads promote, and the value roads bring for the way they facilitate trade, investment, and business travel. Following the Welsh Government’s Roads Review outcomes, this new report calls for the development of opportunities for new infrastructure projects which balance sustainability goals, to ensure that socio-economic benefits are not lost.…

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This Wales half term (29 May – 02 June), the Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT) in Machynlleth is hosting a series of free family-friendly activities — designed to help give CAT a better understanding of the wildlife inhabited there.   Badged as CAT’s ‘Big Nature Count’, the event series invites visitors to count and identify moths, birds and everything in-between in the woodland, gardens, meadows and ponds — with all data contributing to national wildlife recording databases.    Visitors can head over to Big Nature Count HQ to collect their wildlife exploring gear, such as magnifying glasses and quadrats, before heading out on their adventure.     Families will also…

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Gwanwyn is a month-long national festival held across Wales in May each year, showcasing creativity in older age. Since 2007, the festival has worked with artists and organisations of all sizes to promote a wide range of artistic and creative activities, from stand-up to stitching, and from Bollywood to book clubs. The festival provides opportunities for older people to become involved in arts and creative activities, either as practitioners, organisers, or audience members. It also helps older people to recognise the benefits that being creative can bring to their health and well-being. The theme for this year’s festival is Nature.…

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The BBC has announced two new factual commissions at Wales Screen Summit. Both commissions are being produced out of Cardiff and are being made by South Shore. Catherine Catton, BBC Head of Commissioning, Factual Entertainment & Events, says: “These two new shows showcase the food, passion and creativity of people all across the UK and I’m very excited to be bringing them to BBC viewers.  Andi Oliver is renowned for her legendary parties so what better person to help communities across the country celebrate in the most joyful way possible. And I’m so pleased that the Hairy Bikers are back on…

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Major plans set to place Swansea at the forefront of global renewable energy innovation are about to take a big step forward. Swansea Council is in the final stages of agreeing to lease a number of sites to DST Innovations – the company leading on the estimated £4bn Swansea port development project formerly known as Blue Eden that’s being funded by the private sector. The exciting plans could include: Expanding the Fabian Way park and ride site to create a green energy transport hub to potentially include a hydrogen manufacturing station for hydrogen-powered transport, an abundance of electric vehicle charging…

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Flotek has acquired Liberty Solutions (Swansea) Limited, a telecommunications provider based in Swansea. The deal is the 8th acquisition for IT & Comms MSP Flotek Group since launching in April 2022 by CEO, Jay Ball. Flotek is known for its innovative solutions and customer-centric approach. With a mission to help SMEs consolidate data and voice communications with one trusted provider, the acquisition further enhances the offering to Flotek’s customers. Founded by Andre Morgan, Liberty Solutions is a telecommunications provider offering telephone systems, telephone lines and business broadband solutions tailored to small and medium sized businesses. Jay Ball, CEO of Flotek,…

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Blue Flags will be flown once again at five of Ceredigion’s most popular beaches in 2023. These include Borth, Aberystwyth South, Llangrannog, Tresaith and Aberporth. An additional four beaches have achieved Seaside Award status and a further five have obtained the rural Green Coast Awards. Beaches achieving Blue Flag and Green Coast award status must meet the highest “Excellent” water quality standard and are judged for the provision of facilities for beach users and for demonstrating good management and safety provision. The Seaside Award recognises beaches that have an overall “Good” standard of water quality, public facilities, safety provision and…

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