Author: Rhys Gregory

The gambling industry has become a part of the modern world and there is no denying that. Sports betting industry played an important role in making gambling popular as it has a great number of disciplines and games with good markets and profitable odds. Different sports are popular in different countries, but here are the top 5 that have followers all over the world. Soccer The number one on our list is the most wagered on sport worldwide – soccer. It has the biggest market size even though it can’t be estimated properly because of the illegal operations happening. There…

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Wouldn’t it be amazing to be able to predict the future? Imagine you could predict business trends or what your clients require; it’d be much easier to scale your business. But with numerous trends everywhere, how do you know the best ones to utilize? These past few years have witnessed a significant increase in the number of small business owners and first-time entrepreneurs that have sprung up. More than ever, traditional career paths are dwindling as people are tilting towards pursuing their professional goals. While we don’t have a crystal ball, fundamental market changes can affect your long-term business as…

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Renting a chic villa at an elite destination is probably one of the most rewarding decisions when planning a vacation or even a short escape for two. Lately, an increasing number of travellers are wishing for extra privacy and an overall VIP experience during their holiday, which is why they turn to a villa adventure. When booking one, though, it’s paramount to keep some key factors in mind to maximise your chances of living your dream vacations at the desired destination. Here are 10 major points to take into consideration. Tip #1. Check the location and proximity to local attractions…

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People are being encouraged to pull on their walking boots and put one step in front of the other this Spring to support Hope House and Ty Gobaith Children’s Hospices by taking part in its ever-popular Llangollen Canal Walk. The 12th annual walk, sponsored by Principality Building Society, will take place on Sunday, March 12, and will see walkers join a special 10-mile walk taking in the stunning scenery, including the world-famous Pontcysyllte Aqueduct. Encouraging people to sign up for this year’s event is Jane Williams whose son Evan died suddenly in his sleep weeks before his 13th birthday in…

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Swansea residents and businesses have influenced a design for a redeveloped, greener Castle Square Gardens which has secured planning approval. Public feedback from several rounds of consultation was taken into account when designers created the new look for the location that’s a focal point at the heart of the city centre. Planning approval, sought by Swansea Council, has now been secured. The plans will see Castle Square Gardens get: An increased number of trees An increased amount of other greenery, including new lawns, ornamental and biodiverse planting Two pavilion buildings for food, drink or retail businesses – one with an…

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Secondary school students taking part in Young Enterprise’s flagship Company Programme in Wales will set up trade stands and sell their products at St David’s Cardiff. The students will showcase their own business ideas, selling products they have designed themselves to guests in the city shopping centre on Wednesday 15th February. The stands will be located in the Atrium area of St David’s Cardiff, close to Boots, Pravins and H Samuel. Funds raised from the sale of any products will go towards the school and future projects. Young Enterprise is a national charity that motivates young people to succeed in…

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A new survey by the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) reveals firms are facing the highest level of recruitment difficulties on record. The data for the BCC’s Quarterly Recruitment Outlook for Q4 2022 was drawn from a survey of more than 5,600 businesses, 92% of whom were SMEs. Attempted recruitment in Q4 remained virtually unchanged from the previous quarter, with 61% of firms looking to find staff. Overall, over eight in ten firms (82%) attempting to recruit reported difficulties, up from 76% in Q3. While recruitment problems persist across all sectors, the survey found that firms in the hospitality sector…

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Pembrokeshire based family business; Bewitched Interior Designs founded by Marie Tate, is the latest tenant to take advantage of the test-trading facility in Shared Spaces Haverfordwest. Bewitched Interior Designs specialises in décor to suit all occasions, owner Marie prides herself on the personal touch she offers by assisting and advising customers on the most suitable pieces of décor to select, based on their individual requirements. Marie Tate, owner of Bewitched Interior Designs said, “We’re a family-run business just starting out in the area, offering advice and guidance to help you find décor personal to your needs. Whether you’re looking for…

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An innovative scheme which helped wine lovers to discover independent bars and restaurants in the Welsh capital is returning this month, following a successful pilot last summer. The Cardiff WinePassport was a physical, 16-page keepsake booklet costing £25 – upon purchasing a passport, holders could use it to claim a wine ‘flight’ from six different independent bars and restaurants around the city centre. Last year more than 550 passports were sold, generating more than £10,000 in revenue for the small, independent venues who took part; over the course of six weeks, more than 3,500 glasses of wine were sipped and savoured as…

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A community interest company is encouraging businesses of all sizes to bring employee wellbeing into focus, as it expands its services for 2023.  RCS, which offers a portfolio of specialist wellbeing training, has launched a commercial division of its support and training programmes for businesses throughout Wales and across the border. The expansion builds on the organisation’s successful delivery of free wellbeing training and support to nearly 300 small and medium sized businesses (SMEs) in North and West Wales through its In-Work Support Service, which was part-funded by European Social Funding through Welsh Government. Rhyl-based RCS encourages employers to improve…

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