Author: Rhys Gregory

Trehopcyn Primary School is excited to announce the opening of its new Community Hub. The state-of-the-art facility is designed to serve as a community space for local residents, groups, and organisations to enjoy. With extensive renovations and refurbishments, the Hub is now fully equipped to support a wide range of activities and events for the entire community. The new facilities include a newly renovated kitchen and cooking facilities, perfect for hosting cooking courses or food-related events. The hall offers a versatile venue for various activities, from fitness classes to social events. Additionally, the Hub features several meeting rooms that can accommodate local groups…

A draft place making plan for the city centre sets out ambitious proposals for the next 15 years. It has been drawn up following extensive consultation with businesses, partners, third sector organisations, a cross-party group of councillors and the public. It has now reached the latest stage – consideration by the scrutiny committee for place and performance – before a final version goes to cabinet in July for approval. Councillor James Clarke, cabinet member for regeneration and business growth, said: “The place making plan has been very much driven by what those who live and work in the city would…

The Cabinet Secretary for Transport and North Wales Ken Skates’ preferred candidate to be chair of the Transport for Wales board has been announced. Vernon Everitt is currently Transport Commissioner and chair of Transport for Greater Manchester, where the bus network has recently been franchised as part of creating the Bee Network..   He is also a current Non-Executive Director on the Transport for Wales board. Mr Everitt has previously been a Senior Executive at Transport for London with responsibility for improving customer service and driving up journeys and revenue on the public transport network. This appointment is subject to pre-appointment…

Wales is renowned for its rich history, stunning landscapes, and a strong tradition of craftsmanship. Within this vibrant national identity, local businesses play a crucial role, not only contributing to the economy but also enhancing the quality and beauty of homes across the region and beyond. For homeowners seeking the perfect blend of durability, bespoke design, and sophisticated elegance for their kitchens and interiors, a South Wales-based leader is making its mark: Stonerite Ltd. This article explores the impressive journey of Stonerite Ltd, a premier stone worktop fabricator rooted in Caerphilly, highlighting their commitment to exceptional quality and design, and…

Wales is a nation proud of its vibrant communities, entrepreneurial spirit, and strong family values. In navigating the complexities of modern life, robust legal support is fundamental for individuals, families, and businesses alike. While Cardiff stands as a central hub for legal expertise, finding comprehensive, trusted advice that genuinely understands the Welsh context and serves clients nationwide can sometimes be a challenge. This article explores the enduring legacy of Robertsons Solicitors, a distinguished Cardiff-based firm that has provided expert legal guidance for over a century, supporting diverse clients in crucial personal, family, and business matters throughout Wales. Find out more…

As Welsh homes increasingly seek efficient and environmentally conscious heating solutions, many are rediscovering the warmth and charm of a real wood flame. While traditional log fires can be demanding in terms of maintenance and often less efficient, modern alternatives frequently lack that unique ambience. This is where innovation steps in. This article explores how Island Pellet Stoves, a British company specialising in innovative and efficient pellet stoves, is providing a sustainable, convenient, and stylish heating solution for homes across Wales, seamlessly blending traditional aesthetics with cutting-edge technology. Check out their range of products here – https://www.islandpelletstoves.co.uk/ The Welsh Home…

Wales is consistently proving itself to be a hub of innovation, with local businesses growing from strong regional roots to serve national needs. In the increasingly vital sector of property energy efficiency, one such South Wales-founded company is making waves across the entire UK: EPC Near Me. As Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) remain a crucial document for property owners, a streamlined, reliable, and accessible service is more important than ever. This article explores the journey of EPC Near Me, highlighting how a company founded in South Wales has grown into a leading nationwide platform, simplifying the complex process of obtaining…

Wales is a nation rich with entrepreneurial spirit, a place where innovative ideas consistently blossom into thriving new businesses. The UK StartUp Awards champion and celebrate these very achievements, recognising the individuals who have had a great idea, spotted an opportunity, and taken the risk to launch a new product or service. This year, the Welsh business community has reason to celebrate, as one of its own has secured a coveted spot in the regional finals. We are delighted to announce that Cardiff-based search marketing agency, Appear Online, has been shortlisted as a finalist in the prestigious UK StartUp Awards…

Access to quality dental care is a fundamental pillar of community well-being across Wales. For many, finding a trusted dental practice that is actively accepting new patients can sometimes be a challenge, particularly when seeking comprehensive and patient-focused services. This is why the news from Birchgrove Dental Practice is set to bring a fresh smile to many faces across the region. Birchgrove Dental Practice, a leading Cardiff-based clinic, is making comprehensive and compassionate dental care more accessible by actively welcoming new clients from across Wales, ensuring healthy smiles for communities throughout the nation. Check out their website here – https://www.birchgrovedental.co.uk/…

Nearly 900 Powys households will receive letters next week from the county council, offering them help with rising living costs. Around half of them are council tenants and half live in their own homes, or other rented accommodation, but all have been identified – using data analytics – as potentially struggling financially as bills and other prices increase. Those who receive a letter will be invited to get in touch with the council and access free and confidential help, including: Support with managing household bills and energy costs Guidance on benefits and entitlements Help with budgeting and managing debt Advice…