Author: Rhys Gregory

As more people transition to e-learning platforms and home-based businesses, creating online courses is becoming an increasingly popular way to earn money by offering educational content in digital format. However, if you’re considering creating your course, it’s important to know that many mistakes could prove costly, both monetarily and creatively. To help you avoid making such mistakes, it is important to consult with comprehensive resources available for e-learning creators, such as EdWize. By doing so, you can ensure that your course is comprehensive and up to date-with current instructional design trends. With comprehensive material support and research, you’ll have the…

If you are constantly feeling tired throughout the day and you often end up drinking several cups of coffee before lunchtime in an attempt to boost your energy, there might be some changes that you need to make. More often than not, it’s all about your lifestyle and habits, as they can determine how you feel on a daily basis. Therefore, it can be beneficial to consider how you usually spend your time, such as the types of activities you like to take part in or the people you see the most. Below you will find a few great examples…

Savills, on behalf of Colmac Estates Ltd, has brought to market Prospect Park in Swansea, for £5.50 million with a current income of just under £590,000 per annum, representing a net initial yield of just under 10% and a capital value of just over £29 per sq ft. The multi let industrial estate with ancillary offices spans approximately 189,000 sq ft (17,558 sq m) across a large warehouse that has been split into a number of units as well as several multi let terraces. The site measures approximately 17.51 acres (7.085 hectares) and includes plots that have future development potential,…

The jewel in Swansea’s Copr Bay crown was officially opened on March 3rd 2022, but March 15th, 2023, marks a far more exciting date for lovers of live entertainment! March 15th marks a year to the day that Swansea Arena threw open its doors for the first time to welcome audiences to its programme of premium entertainment, following a series of test events at the venue, with a sold out auditorium for the Liverpudlian comedy icon, John Bishop. But since then, the venue has gone from strength to strength, and has seen the likes of rock royalty in Royal Blood,…

A busy year of wacky and wonderful outdoor activities in Llanwrtyd Wells, reputedly the smallest town in Britain, continues with the challenging Trailhead Get Jerky Devil’s Staircase Ultra Trail Race on April 1. Held for the first time last year, following a delay caused by the pandemic, the endurance race covers around 31 miles with a total ascent and descent of about 4,700ft. Most of the race, designed to test endurance and stamina, is off road with some short road sections, including the hellishly steep 25% ascent of the iconic Devil’s Staircase. Starting and finishing at the Neuadd Arms in…

RSPCA Cymru is calling on the Welsh Government to commit to the compulsory microchipping of cats – after plans were progressed in England. The call follows the UK Government’s announcement on the 13 March that there would be compulsory microchipping for owned cats in England. Under the plans it is to become a legal requirement for cat owners to microchip their cats after 20 weeks of age and to ensure their contact details are stored and kept up to date in a pet microchipping database. Under the new legislation, cat owners in England will have until 10 June 2024 to…

A MUSIC studio launched a new ‘Creative Club’ for young people with additional learning needs (ALN). Supported by funding from Association of Voluntary Organisations in Wrexham (AVOW), Wrexham Sounds will deliver up to 40 weekly sessions over the next year focused on music, craft and movement. The grant was matched by the not-for-profit organisation, which is encouraging children with ALN to participate in Saturday morning activities at the Rhosrobin facility. General Manager Olivia Gallagher secured financial backing after being quizzed by a committee of young people from AVOW, a part of Third Sector Support Wales (TSSW), a nationwide network of voluntary…

A scientist from Cardiff-based Cansford Laboratories this week joined pupils at Whitchurch Primary School to help introduce them to the possibilities of a career in STEM as part of the 2B Enterprising educational programme for Primary Schools Cansford Laboratories specialises in hair and blood testing, having pioneered hair testing in the UK. The company has joined forces with 2B Enterprising who have created a portfolio of storybooks and resources to teach enterprise in the classroom and pair schools up with businesses who are keen to give insight into their sector.   Whitchurch Primary School is one of the largest in Wales…

A project is underway to replace the highway lighting and improve active travel connectivity between the promenade and the harbour in Aberystwyth. This comes following the funding received by Ceredigion County Council from the UK Government Levelling Up initiative. The current Street Lighting equipment along the promenade in Aberystwyth is nearing the end of its operational life and the latest condition reports have confirmed that the complete system will need to be replaced. To minimise disruption during the busiest times of the year, the Council will proceed with the works during the coming months. The works will be phased starting…

ICC Wales, Wales’s first dedicated convention centre, will be hosting a series of medical conferences that will support the post-pandemic recovery of the in-person medical meetings sector and highlight the venue’s pivotal role in the recovery of the UK Meetings Industry. This stunning venue first opened its doors in 2019 for the annual three-day Association of Stoma Care Nurses UK 2019 conference and more recently, welcomed over 1,400 delegates for the Royal College of Midwives annual conference in October 2022. The venue will now host more than 4,000 healthcare professionals over six major events in 2023, and a further 2,400…