Author: Rhys Gregory

Mobile gaming has risen up the entertainment ranks in the modern world. After all, everyone owns a mobile phone in today’s tech-savvy climate and therefore has immediate access to a comprehensive selection of mobile titles available for download on both iOS and Android. In order to enjoy mobile gaming at its very best, though, it’s worth investing in a smartphone that possesses the features needed to elevate any mobile gaming experience. Thankfully, given the continual release of new smartphone devices, mobile gamers certainly aren’t short on options in 2022. In fact, an array of mobile manufacturers are producing phones that…

We offer a wide range of business addresses for self-employed registration services. You can always get familiarised with the main offers from Hoxton Mix on the official website of our company, but first, let’s figure out what it is and what it is for. To choose a high-quality product or service, you have to determine their purpose, as well as their distinctive features and characteristics. Depending on the laws of the country in which your business operates, it may not be possible to register a company in your place of residence. You may be at risk of losing your home…

Commercial interiors specialists Paramount is set to accelerate its growth by opening a new office in Bristol, creating up to 20 jobs in the city.   The Cardiff-headquartered company, which has been trading since 1989, will strengthen its presence in the market with a Bristol city centre base, as it targets £50-million turnover within three years.  Paramount’s new office, on historic Welsh Back, alongside Bristol’s floating harbour, is currently being fitted out, with its opening in July signaling the company’s ambitions for further expansion into Bristol and beyond.  Paramount sales director Kevin Mashford, who will lead the Bristol team, supported by…

A toy brick model trail featuring much-loved children’s characters will come to St David’s Cardiff this Easter. The giant PAW Patrol, Blaze and the Monster Machines, Abby Hatcher and Shimmer & Shine characters will be part of a free trail for families to explore throughout the city shopping destination during the school holidays. The 15 models of the Nick Jr. favourites, including Chase, Skye and Abby Hatcher are made up of more than half a million toy bricks, weighing over 2,300 kg and taking nearly 2,000 hours to construct. The exhibition, presented and built by BRICKLIVE and brought to Cardiff…

Norwegian synth-pop band a-ha will join the iconic list of acts confirmed to headline at Cardiff Castle this summer. Founded by Paul Waaktaar-Savoy, Magne Furuholmen, and Morten Harket, a-ha rose to fame during the mid-1980s and achieved their biggest success with their debut album ‘Hunting High and Low’ in 1985. Their incredibly catchy tune ‘Take on Me’ is still considered one of the greatest pop songs ever made. In late October 2019, a-ha began a world-wide tour, playing their debut album in full. But due to the unprecedented events that followed, after performing in Auckland, New Zealand in March 2020,…

If, as Napoleon famously declared, an army marches on its stomach, Swansea Bay’s catering team deserves particular mention in despatches. As Wales pauses to reflect on the second anniversary of the first lockdown on Wednesday, it’s worth remembering that so many people, from a range of departments, each played their part in Swansea Bay’s response to Covid. From doctors and nurses to porters and cleaners, and everyone in between, they all stepped up to the mark and did their bit when called upon, and should feel rightly proud of themselves. When accolades are handed out, however, there is one group…

Four rabbits abandoned at a mountain road lay-by have been rescued by the RSPCA. RSPCA inspector Gemma Black collected the rabbits earlier this week (Monday 21 March) after they were found at a lay-by near to Llechwen Hall Hotel, Cilfynydd, near Pontypridd. “The driver who found the rabbits stopped when they saw that one of the rabbits – who had some wounds – was in the middle of the road,” said Gemma. “They then found the other three rabbits nearby and called us. “It does sadly appear that they have been dumped, and we would appeal to anyone with any…

A globetrotting Irish folk music band which has been a regular on the St Patrick’s Day circuit in the USA is booked for a rare gig in its home town of Denbigh where it was formed almost 30 years ago. The Wee Bag Band are bringing their brand of foot-stomping feel good Celtic music to Denbigh Town Hall on Saturday, April 2, for the Denbigh Mayor’s Charity event. Pre-Covid the five musicians would usually have spent the month of March gigging in more far-flung venues from Boston to Georgia to celebrate Ireland’s patron saint’s day. Denbigh Mayor Rhys Thomas said:…

Community-spirited neighbours who brought to life disused land in a Gwynedd village are building a new riverside walk thanks to cash seized from criminals. Y Tir, part of the Dyffryn Ardydwy and Talybont Regeneration Group, is aiming to recruit a small army of young volunteers from the surrounding area as part of a plan to ‘banish boredom’ and bring young people and local villagers together. The group formed in May last year to transform waste land in the centre of the village into 28 allotments and an orchard. The allotments have since become a hive of activity and have helped…

A Theatre Design & Production alumni from The University of Wales Trinity Saint David created props and scenery for the BRIT Awards that was held recently at the O2 Arena in London. Jake Linzey is the Managing Director of Leviathan Workshop, an award-winning company that specialises in prop making and puppets. His company was responsible for producing props and scenery for KSI, Anne-Marie & Digital Farm Animals performances at the BRIT Awards. After finding out about the work, Jake reached out to industry colleague, UWTSD props & scenery lecturer Dave Atkinson to assist with the build of an element of…