Author: Rhys Gregory

Bingo network refers to the linking up of multiple bingo sites to pool players and resources. In simpler times, a bingo network is like a National Game, where many clubs, in the form of bingo sites, all get to contend for a massive reward. A perfect example of this is the Cassava network which consists of different Cassava bingo sites. All these sites have very similar modes of operation and features. It is the responsibility of a bingo network to make sure that players do not have a cause to worry about their information and payment of funds. Advantages Of…

Principality Stadium Cardiff and the promoter of the upcoming events, Kilimanjaro Live have postponed the event due to take place next week. The band were due to perform on Friday 17 and Saturday 18 December – with these two shows now being rescheduled to Friday 17 and Saturday 18 June 2022. Sir Tom Jones and Catfish and The Bottlemen will both be performing at the June 2022 shows – with more special guests due to be announced. In a joint statement, Principality Stadium and concert promoter Kilimanjaro Live said: “The Principality Stadium and promoters Kilimanjaro Live are regretfully announcing the postponement of the…

Greggs has opened its latest offering in Cardiff on the ground floor of the city’s newest landmark building, the Centre for Student Life which has been developed by Cardiff University. The Centre for Student Life (CSL) in Park Place is an inspirational development for the city, recently completed and opened in time for the 2021 academic year. Greggs has occupied 2,300 sq ft of retail space on the ground floor and offers a modern, contemporary shop fit, suitable for such a landmark building.  Ben Davies, Associate with Cooke & Arkwright’s Retail & Leisure team, who marketed the ground floor space…

CHRIST College Brecon has appointed a new Deputy Head Academic who will assume responsibility for the academic strategy of the school and leading and developing all departments. Harry Mackridge is the current Head of Academic Innovation at Shrewsbury School, having previously held the position of Head of History at the school. Previous teaching posts include Merchant Taylors’ School, Northwood School and Kingswood School, Bath. Harry was educated at Stockport Grammar School and went on to achieve a First Class History degree from the University of Cambridge. The new appointment has been made due to the current Deputy Head (Academic), David…

The Snowman will be flying into the Ffwrnes Theatre, Llanelli this December with a special show guaranteed to enchant audience members of all ages. The classic animation film will be shown on the big screen with the timeless soundtrack performed live by The Welsh Film Orchestra with performances on Saturday 18th December and Sunday 19th December. The story will be narrated by Carmarthen-born Welsh baritone, Mark Evans. Mark is delighted to be returning to his home county with this unique Christmas offering, as he explains: “It’s what we all dream of – home for Christmas. I couldn’t be more excited…

Five Chambers Wales South East, South West and Mid members have won their Chamber Business Awards regional heat and will advance to the national awards. Adventure Travel, Awel Aman Tawe, Concreate Canvas, BCB International and Membranology Ltd have been named regional winners in their respective categories and will go forward to represent their business at the Chamber Business Awards virtual ceremony, taking place on 9 December. The Chamber Business Awards, organised by the British Chambers of Commerce, is one of the showpiece events in the business calendar. They recognise and promote the best of British business through a series of…

The north east Wales institution emerged victorious in numerous disciplines over past weeks after a successful year. The netball squad were again named Welsh College Champions after a 10-8 win over Coleg Gwent in a closely contested final in Cardiff. They will now go on to represent Wales at the national Association of Colleges (AoC) championships in Nottingham. The men’s Under 19s football team navigated the first round of the AoC Knockout Cup, beating Grwp Llandrillo Menai 4-0, and are contesting the Welsh College Championships in Cardiff. Their female counterparts reached the knockout stages of the same competition and started…

Despite a strong focus on pupils’ wellbeing, secondary schools don’t realise the extent of sexual harassment between pupils . Young people say that peer-on-peer harassment happens mostly online and outside school, but want teachers and school staff to understand how common it is. In a report published today by Estyn, pupils said that they want teachers to take proactive and preventative steps to deal with it. In focus groups with 1,300 pupils aged between 12 and 18, around half said they have personal experience of some form of peer-on-peer sexual harassment. Twice as many girls than boys say they have…

The market town of Machynlleth hosted its inaugural, literary festival named Amdani, Fachynlleth! Literature & Travel Festival from November 26-28. Even with Storm Arwen to contend with, attendees enjoyed this first festival, translated to Let’s Go! Machynlleth, which paid homage to Jan Morris, the internationally acclaimed Welsh historian, traveller and author. Artist and painter Dan Llywelyn Hall unveiled a new portrait of Jan during the opening of the festival and it’s now on display in MOMA (Museum Of Modern Art, Machynlleth) until the new year, along with some of Jan’s own sketches from her notebooks. The portrait ‘The Sole Explorer’ was…

Ellen Wakelam, co-founder and owner of award-winning Mid Wales distillery, In the Welsh Wind, was a winner at the prestigious Natwest Everywoman Awards 2021 which recognise inspirational women in business across the UK. Ellen, who founded the distillery with her partner Alex Jungmayr, in January 2018, won the ‘Demeter’ category which recognises the most inspirational woman running a business trading from three to five years. Growing up in Tresaith, she went to school in Cardigan before studying geography at Liverpool John Moores University and postgraduate teaching at Aberystwyth University. Ellen went on to work as a geography teacher, but had…