Author: Rhys Gregory

Many different factors can affect the company’s success. Yet, there is only one asset that has always been the most important for every business. It is talent. When you are launching a startup, you need to have a team of the right specialists to get your enterprise off the ground. When you are an established company, you also need to have the right people in the right roles in order to stay afloat and stimulate growth. All these things are encompassed in a single term—talent mapping, and, in this article, we are going to tell you everything you need to…

In these post-Brexit times, town twinning may seem to be a practice that’s rather fallen out of fashion. However, Wales has a long and distinguished tradition of building links with other communities across the world. And now, arguably, it could be more relevant than ever to start building even closer ties between Welsh towns and villages with others across the world. Looking down the list of established twinning arrangements you’ll find plenty of existing links with countries like France, Germany, the United States, and even Nepal. But one area that is notable by its absence is Scandinavia and, of the…

Did you know that you could have 340 different types of bacteria on at least 30 daily-use objects in your house? But cleaning a house is something that most people don’t enjoy doing. It’s hard work, takes time, and doesn’t provide any extra benefits to the owners of the house apart from a clean and tidy living space. Hiring professionals might be one way out of this never-ending cycle for those who want to save time and money on cleaning their homes without compromising their quality. However, finding the best cleaners in Islington can be challenging. But before getting your…

Years ago, the topic might have been which is the best track in Wales, sadly now only Ystrad Mynach (The Valley) in South Wales continues to race with other major tracks like Swansea, Cardiff and Bedwellty no longer in use. The Valley have recently hit the news with Harlow promoter Dave Barclay looking to purchase the site with the intention of running under Greyhound Board of Great Britain (GBGB) rules within the next 18 months. The Valley is currently used as a flapping track, which means amateur trainers can run their own greyhounds every Saturday night when racing takes place.…

Parkinson’s disease causes symptoms and treatment provides therapies to stabilize or minimize issues with general mobility and how everyday activities are performed. Parkinson’s disease is a neurodegenerative illness that affects neurons in the brain causing hand tremors, limb rigidity, and gait and balance symptoms that emerge slowly over time. What is Parkinson‘s disease? Parkinson’s disease is the second most common degenerative brain illness, and it has a variety of effects on people. Not everyone with Parkinson’s will experience all of the symptoms, and even if they do, they won’t necessarily occur in the same order or intensity. Parkinson’s disease has…

Mopeds are popular due to their maneuverability, low fuel consumption and ease of operation. The best decision for the big industrial city with heavy traffic is to buy an electric moped at https://qeemoto.co.uk. But before purchasing it you should know some things about this type of vehicle. First of all, you should think about how you are going to use it. Are you going to ride alone or with a passenger? Are you going to travel on it or go to work? How frequently are you going to use it? Do you need extra storage for carrying larger items? The…

People needing routine procedures are being encouraged to thoroughly research their healthcare options and the costs as new figures indicate more people across Wales are paying out of their own pocket. The Private Healthcare Information Network (PHIN) collects and holds a unique resource of information on the sector and says it is noticing a rise in people self-financing their care compared to using insurance policies, which do not typically cover pre-existing conditions. New figures from PHIN – the independent, government-mandated source of information on private healthcare in the UK – show a 71 per cent increase in those opting to self-pay for private healthcare in Wales between this year and…

A Caerphilly fundraising group for a leading end of life charity have set up a pop-up shop in the town centre to support people living with a terminal illness, and their loved ones. Marie Curie’s Caerphilly fundraising group opened the store in an empty unit in the town’s Castle Court shopping centre and had crafts and “nearly new” clothes up for sale.   The store, set up on October 22 and 23, was officially opened by the town’s MS, Hefin David. The group, which is made up of 11 members from the Caerphilly, Trethomas and Bedwas area has been running for…

Denbighshire Leisure Ltd is lighting up its attractions in red in support of the ‘Go Red for Dyslexia’ campaign. Ruthin Craft Centre, Rhyl Sky Tower, Rhyl Pavilion Theatre, 1891 Restaurant and Bar, the Events Arena waterfall and Denbighshire coastal bus shelters will all be illuminated in red from 22nd to 25th October as part of dyslexia awareness month Go Red for Dyslexia aims to raise awareness of dyslexia, a common condition which causes difficulties in learning to read. Dyslexia is believed to affect between 5-10% of the world’s population, making their everyday lives more challenging. Since its discovery, health professionals…

It will be a day to remember for BLACKOUT, a team of students from St John’s College, Cardiff, who celebrated winning a place at the F1 in Schools World Finals and setting a new UK speed record at the 2021 F1 in Schools National Finals held last week at the F1 in Schools headquarters, Brighouse. The team of students: Amaan Ahmed – Team Leader (14), Hiya Ray – Logistics and Finance (15), Layth Yacob – Sponsorship and Graphics (14), Adam Chowdhury – Engineer and Media (14) and Daniel Andrews – Engineer (15), were runners up to champions, SBA Avidity Racing…