Author: Rhys Gregory

An innovative training programme that enables teachers and school leaders to better educate, navigate and handle racism in schools, has been launched in Cardiff today. ‘Promote Equality’ is a development programme created by Rachel Clarke,a Deputy Headteacher and the granddaughter of the first Black Headteacher in Walesand champion of equality and diversity, Betty Campbell. The toolkit aims to Educate, Empower and Enhance schools with the resources, support and skills to help broaden understanding and challenge perspectives to imbed long-lasting change in the education system and beyond. Mount Stuart Primary is leading the way for Cardiff schools by becoming the first…

It can be a challenge to create an aesthetically pleasing and logically organized CV that includes all the necessary information. Here are five easy ways to ensure that your CV is laid out professionally and efficiently. Or, you can simplify the process even further by using a CV template. 1. Let Your Name Serve as a Title First, there’s no need to title the document as ‘CV’ or ‘Curriculum Vitae’ as this will be obvious to employers and doing so will just take up extra space. Instead, write your name in flarge font across the top of your CV and…

When you’re sorting out your energy supplier for your home, just jump on to a comparison site, check out the best option for your postcode and set up a tariff. With businesses there’s a little more to it than that, you need to make sure that your energy suppliers are getting you the best possible deal and if they are not your business can be losing out on hundreds every month. It’s important to have a supplier that you can trust and who will help you get the best rates, not get the best rates out of you. Whether it’s…

In today’s day and age of homestyle magazines, blogs, YouTube channels, and TV shows galore, it can be very easy to lose focus when looking to beautify your home. It is easy to get choice paralysis and get stuck in a never-ending loop of ideas when trying to re-decorate an old home or decorate your new place. Today we are going to give you a quick rundown of all the small details you can pour some attention and love into to elevate your home’s overall look. Custom Door Paint Jobs This one doesn’t sound as painstaking – or as expensive…

CBD is a hot topic these days. This natural compound is getting more and more attention as people become aware of its multiple potential health benefits. People on social media post about it, medical professionals, and countless studies support its potential benefits, and even some of your friends seem to have already tried it. And, now, you’re getting curious to learn more about it.  Now, no matter if you’re an experienced vape user and new to the CBD world or you’re new to both of these worlds, you’re likely wondering what CBD and vaping have in common. Well, short answer:…

The First Minister and Leader of Plaid Cymru have today signed the Co-operation Agreement, marking the start of a three-year partnership. The agreement covers 46 policy areas, including the extension of free school meals to all primary school pupils and childcare provision; the creation of a national care service and immediate and radical action to address the second homes crisis. The Welsh Government and Plaid Cymru will work together to jointly develop and oversee the delivery of policies in the Co-operation Agreement. First Minister Mark Drakeford said: “Over the next three years, the Welsh Government and Plaid Cymru will work…

The arrival of the Sherman Theatre’s festive production is a sign that Christmas has begun in the city of Cardiff. In this adaption by one of Wales’s best loved playwrights, Gary Owen has transformed the Dickens classic A Christmas Carol and has sprinkled it with some Christmas magic and a local twist. As with every Made at Sherman production, the show has been entirely rehearsed, made and built under the roof of the Cardiff theatre. This also marks the first full-length production that Artistic Director Joe Murphy has directed since his appointment in 2019. Those familiar with the work of…

The Dragon’s Heart Hospital, Principality Stadium, Cardiff and St Albans Bridge, Blaenrhondda have scooped top prizes in the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE Wales Cymru) Awards 2021 announced today (1 December 2021). The Awards are held each year and recognise teams and individuals that have delivered some of the best civil engineering projects and achievements across the country. This year an exceptionally wide range of entries was received ranging from a £21m through-school building project to a £650k flood protection scheme. Projects in South Wales were recognised winning Awards in two categories and a highly commended place. The Dragon’s Heart…

The Wales Technology Awards will be returning for 2022. Brought to you by Technology Connected, this prestigious, highly-popular event will return to celebrate and showcase the outstanding talent that is the Welsh technology industry. On Thursday 24th March 2022 at City Hall, Cardiff, the Wales Technology Awards will recognise and celebrate the people who create, develop and implement the technology of today and tomorrow. It is these individuals and organisations that enabled business to transform and society to keep connected during the pandemic, a time when we depended on technology more than ever before. Having introduced new Award Categories and…

With nearly all the Swansea Bay City Deal programmes and projects now approved and in delivery, the contribution that small businesses to the success of the deal will be significant. Saturday 4th December is recognised as Small Business Saturday; a day to celebrate the success of small businesses, encourage people to shop locally and recognise their support in local communities across the country. The first of the City Deals projects to be approved and complete is Yr Egin – a state-of-the-art digital and creative hub located at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) in Carmarthen. Anchored by S4C’s…