Author: Rhys Gregory

What is a Bitcoin Electronic Wallet? A Bitcoin wallet is a piece of software or a physical location where Bitcoins are kept. You may use your mobile phone, laptop, or computer to access the Bitcoin wallet. If you wish to purchase Bitcoins, you’ll need a Bitcoin wallet. You may purchase any CryptoCurrency without a Bitcoin wallet. The address is all you need for your Bitcoin wallet. However, if you do not have a digital bitcoin wallet. This implies you can’t purchase or sell bitcoins. The concept of bitcoins will perish in the absence of an E-wallet. There are several sorts…

What Is Bitcoin? Bitcoin is a digital currency that was launched in January 2009. It is based on the principles presented in a whitepaper by the enigmatic and pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto. 1 The name of the individual or people who invented the technique is still unknown. Bitcoin promises reduced transaction costs than standard online payment methods and, unlike government-issued currencies, is run by a decentralized authority. Bitcoin is a sort of monetary unit. There is no physical bitcoin; rather balances are recorded on a public ledger that everyone can see. A tremendous amount of processing power is used to verify…

What Is Bitcoin? Bitcoin, a digital money, was established in 2009 by a person or group using the identity Satoshi Nakamoto. Satoshi Nakamoto’s true identity has never been confirmed. There are no actual bitcoins that can be exchanged for dollars or euros. It can only be found on the Internet, generally in digital wallets. Blockchains are ledgers that are used to maintain track of the existence of bitcoin. Peer-to-peer transactions allow it to be sent to or received from anybody with a bitcoin address. Bitcoin is also traded on numerous exchanges across the world, which determines its price. Is Bitcoin…

Professor Donna Whitehead joins the University of South Wales today (Monday 15 November) as the University’s new Deputy Vice-Chancellor. Joining USW’s Executive Board, Professor Whitehead will report directly to the Vice-Chancellor and will help drive forward the implementation of the University’s 2030 Strategy, specifically focusing on the provision of high quality, innovative academic teaching, growing our market share and excellent student experience. Professor Whitehead re-joins USW from the London Metropolitan University, where she was Deputy Vice-Chancellor. Prior to that, Professor Whitehead was Pro Vice-Chancellor and Executive Dean for the Faculty of Business and Law at UWE. Professor Whitehead has previously…

A new campaign by the Royal College of Nursing Wales (RCN), projected a direct message to the Welsh Government on iconic buildings across Cardiff last night. The Royal College of Nursing Wales illuminated the Senedd, Pierhead and Principality Stadium to expose the harsh reality nurses face every day due to staff shortages. The message read: “Nursing staff in Wales are short of 1,719 team members. It’s time to give Wales the full team of nurses we desperately need.” Staff shortages in Wales mean that nurses need to work 34,284 hours of overtime every week to care for patients. #ForTheFullTeam campaign…

Pilgrim’s UK, the leading food and farming business and the world’s largest producer of higher welfare pork, has further shown its commitment to British farming with the acquisition of Randall Parker Foods (RPF). RPF’s two manufacturing facilities – an abattoir in Powys processing up to 20,000 lambs a week and a retail packing plant in Andover – will form part of Pilgrim’s UK’s Dalehead Foods division. All 350 RPF employees, including its management teams, will remain in place under existing terms and conditions, with the business planning to invest further in the two sites. Dalehead Foods has supplied customers with…

The leading provider of apprenticeships to the hospitality industry in Wales has welcomed plans to create a Commission for Tertiary Education and Research to govern all post-16 education and training. Arwyn Watkins, managing director of Welshpool-based Cambrian Training Company, which has offices across Wales, believes the commission will have much better control over post-16 education and training provision based on evidence and the needs of the economy The bill to create the new body is expected to become law by next summer and will herald the end of the Higher Education Funding Council. Plans for the new commission come at…

For the first time, on 14 February 2022, Careers Wales is providing a week of online, employer-led activities for year 6 primary school children in Wales. With more than 30 Welsh employers signed up so far, Career Discovery Week is linked to the Curriculum for Wales’ Areas of Learning and Experience (AoLEs) and will bring real world of work experiences and information to primary school children to help them prepare for their future careers. The week-long virtual programme will consist of live and pre-recorded activities, challenges, videos and vlogs to help raise the career aspirations of young people, realise their…

Welsh honey producers will be making their debut later this month at one of the UK’s biggest food and drink events – the BBC Good Food Show (November 25th – 28th). Exhibiting at the major consumer event at the NEC in Birmingham will be Bee Welsh Honey, Gwenynfa Pen y Bryn Apiary and Mêl Gwenyn Gruffydd. All three are Great Taste Award winners, and they are taking part under the auspices of the Food & Drink Wales Honey Cluster, which also appears at the BBC Good Food Show for the first time. Part of the Food & Drink Wales Cluster…

One of the UK’s newest private schools is up for two major awards at the independent education sector’s ‘Oscars’. Myddelton College, in Denbigh, just five years since it was founded, is the only school in Wales to make the prestigious short-list for the Independent Schools Association awards. The school, which was the country’s newest independent school in 2016, is nominated for Outstanding International Involvement and for Outstanding Sport in a Small School. Headmaster Andrew Allman said: “We are delighted to have been selected on the three-strong shortlist for each of these important awards which we believe recognises the tremendous strides…