Author: Rhys Gregory

Selling your home to a property buying company can be a great way of getting it off your hands quickly. While the money you receive doesn’t quite match the house’s market value, the quick turnaround and other benefits usually make up for that. One such benefit is the payment towards conveyance and solicitors’ fees. Whenever you sell a property, you have additional charges to worry about. With The Property Buying Company, though, you can save a lot on those extra costs, as you’ll see below. A Variety Of Fees Rather than being one lump sum, the conveyancing costs are formed…

When you start to trade Bitcoins, the very first question that might come to your mind could be how much time would be needed to send Bitcoins. The answer is often explained as “It depends.” It is so as this process depends on what kind of case you use and how you define “sending bitcoin”. In general sending Bitcoin can take anywhere from seconds to over 60 minutes. Mostly 10 to 20 minutes are needed. .But to understand this process completely, it’s important to know what occurs when sending bitcoin. Here we are going to know what happens when you…

A 26-player squad has been selected for Gemma Grainger’s first matches in charge of Cymru has her side take on Canada and Denmark on Friday 9 and Tuesday 13 April. With Grainger less than a fortnight into the role, she has relied on coaching staff involved in February’s training camp to select the squad as she looks to prepare her side against two of the world’s top ranked sides. Reading defender Bethan Roberts earns her first senior call-up, while Liverpool striker Ceri Holland receives her first full call-up after joining the squad halfway through last month’s training camp. Holland joins…

1,300 native oysters have been returned to waters in River Conwy as part of an ambitious restoration project to bring back these ‘ocean superheroes’ from the brink of extinction. The Wild Oysters Project, a partnership between ZSL (Zoological Society of London), Blue Marine Foundation (BLUE) and British Marine aims to help restore healthy, resilient coastal waters around the UK.  Earning themselves the title ‘ocean superheroes’, native oysters (Ostrea edulis) provide huge benefits to coastal waters by helping to clean our seas and acting as an important habitat for marine wildlife. Declining by 95% due to human activities, native oyster populations have continued to decrease since the 1800s,…

Business representatives from the digital, energy, creative and professional services sectors are wanted to help plan the future provision of skills across the Swansea Bay City Region. Industry chairs for clusters representing these sectors are being sought to work closely with the Regional Learning and Skills Partnership (RLSP) for South West and Mid Wales. This work will help the RLSP explore what the specific full-time, part-time and apprenticeship needs are for these sectors and how businesses can be a part of the development of training in the region’s schools and colleges. Other sector cluster groups feeding into the work of…

In this era of cord-cutting, people tend to stream online rather than opting for cable TV. The trend of online streaming has grown so much that people all around the world are turning to it. In this time, the competition between online streaming platforms has risen. Every streaming service is competing to steal the spotlight. Hulu is unarguably one of the most popular streaming service all around the world. Despite limiting its viewership to the USA only, people all around the world are aware of its amazing service and content. Hulu has geo-restricted its content due to the content distribution…

A decade ago, it would have been hard to believe that almost everyone would eventually have the power to trade stocks, forex, commodities and crypto-assets using a smartphone. Crypto-assets were not nearly as popular as they are now and public participation in stock/forex trading was moderate because many people remained skeptical about trading stocks. Fast forward to 2021 and now it is literally impossible to keep up with the economic news. Currencies, commodities and cryptocurrencies are making global headlines numerous times every day, giving traders many opportunities to make money. Global advancement in technology has facilitated exponential growth in the…

Lidl GB has confirmed that its new supermarket on Cardiff Road, Newport, will open for the first time on Thursday 8th April at 8am. The new store will replace the current one at Mendalgief Retail Park, Docks Way, which will now close on Wednesday 7thApril at 9pm. Opening times for the new store will be between 8am – 10pm Monday to Saturday, and 10am – 4pm on Sunday, delivering Lidl’s fresh, quality and great value produce to the local community. Part of the discounter’s £1.3bn investment in its expansion across Great Britain in 2021 and 2022, the new store will…

Wales’ record try scorer and former IRB Player of the Year Shane Williams MBE has cycled a staggering 736.71 miles, climbing 47,491 ft – more than one and a half times the height of Everest – and visited 50 castles around Wales in an attempt to achieve a Guinness World Records™ title for the Most castles visited in one week by bicycle. Shane started out on his epic journey under leaden skies at Carreg Cennen in Carmarthenshire on February 22, and finished one week later by reaching Dinefwr Castle under blue skies on St. David’s Day, March 1, having called…

Ellie Jones, Aoife Edwards, Haf Edwards, Gabby Ransome and Niamh Bennion – all learners at Coleg Cambria Yale in Wrexham – competed against eight colleges in the Skills Competition Wales Enterprise Challenge. Held online this year due to the pandemic, participants were asked to develop an idea that would help communities reconnect post-lockdown. The quintet – who had previously beaten 26 teams from Cambria to represent the north east Wales institution on the national stage – worked together virtually after initially sharing their ideas with the college’s leadership team, including Chief Executive Yana Williams and Principal Sue Price. The final…