Author: Rhys Gregory

A brand new Graduate Scheme has been launched, offering recent graduates the opportunity to progress their careers in a variety of key areas. Eifion Evans, Chief Executive of Ceredigion County Council, said: “We are excited to launch this scheme. It’s not only a great initiative to support our Corporate Wellbeing Objective of ‘Boosting the economy, supporting businesses and enabling employment,’ but also a fantastic opportunity for recent graduates to take their first step on the career ladder and access quality career opportunities in public service and beyond.” Councillor Bryan Davies, Leader of the Council, added: “This scheme, made possible through…

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Moving out of a rental property can be stressful enough without the added worry of getting your deposit back. For many tenants, the deposit represents a significant amount of money—and losing even part of it can feel frustrating, especially if the deductions seem unfair. The good news? With the right approach, you can often recover your full deposit without escalating things into a legal conflict. Here’s how to handle the process calmly, confidently, and effectively. Know Your Rights Before You Move Out The first step to protecting your deposit is understanding your legal rights. In the UK, if you’re renting…

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Artificial intelligence isn’t something for tomorrow, it’s already shaping how we have fun online. From the videos that pop up on your feed to the games you play, AI, animation, and algorithms are working together to change how digital media feels. The idea of “fun” is no longer random; it’s built for you, by systems that quietly learn what you like and deliver it in ways you didn’t even realise you wanted. AI has had a huge impact on gaming, especially online slots. Developers today rely on AI to create smarter, more personal game experiences. Instead of everyone seeing the…

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To secure that critical business deal, an exceptional sales proposal can make all the difference between a yes and a no. Crafting a compelling and informative document requires a deep understanding of the client’s needs, a clear presentation of your value proposition, and a persuasive writing style. A well-structured sales proposal not only demonstrates your professionalism but also positions your product or service as the best solution for the client. Keep reading to explore the critical elements that contribute to the creation of a sales proposal that wins business. Understanding the Client’s Needs: The Foundation of an Effective Sales Proposal…

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Co-op is welcoming members and customers into its newest store which has launched to serve and support the community in Penylan, Cardiff. The 2,500 sq ft purpose built new store is located in Colchester Avenue, Penylan, and serves-up Costa Coffee Express and in-store bakery alongside an extensive range of fresh, healthy and chilled produce; food-to-go and meal deals; Fairtrade products, pizzas, flowers; ready meals, award winning wines and every day essentials. The store is a fulfilment Hub for quick and convenient online grocery deliveries through Co-op’s own online shop – shop.coop.co.uk – and through Uber Eats, Just Eat and Deliveroo.…

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The Bridgend Community Safety Partnership is urging people who live in the vicinity of the former Margam Mine opencast to report any instances of off-road motorcycling and scrambling at the site. It follows concerns that the illegal activity could cause injuries and accidents as well as extensive damage to the local environment, which in the years since mining operations ceased has become home to protected species such as greater crested newts, the hazel dormouse, potentially rare flowers, ground-nesting birds such as lapwings and more. All public rights of way at the privately owned site, which is located near Bedford Park…

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Pink Storage, the Welsh-born self storage company founded by Cardiff-based entrepreneur Scott Evans, has invested £1.5 million as part of its acquisition of StoreWise, a 102-unit facility in Nottingham. Pink, which now operates 16 sites across Wales, is rapidly expanding into major cities in England as part of its mission to become the UK’s fastest-growing independent self storage provider. So far in 2025, the company has grown by 22 per cent, adding new locations in Stoke-on-Trent, Manchester, Birmingham, and now Nottingham, with more sites already in the pipeline. The deal saw Pink Storage acquire StoreWise for £1.1 million, with an…

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Carl Peters-Bond has been named Kidwelly’s Town Mayor for 2025/2026 – his fourth successive term of office and the longest for 145 years in the historic town. Cllr Peters-Bond was unanimously voted as Mayor by all other councillors on Kidwelly Town Council. Cllr Laura Jones was voted Deputy Mayor. Cllr Chris Peters-Bond, Carl’s husband, will be his consort for the term. Kidwelly’s first recorded Mayor was Thomas Babington in 1618. The longest serving Mayor was Edmund Blathwayt who held the position for eight years from 1858 to 1865. Thomas William Angell Evans was town Mayor for seven years from 1874…

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Public conveniences on key travel routes across Powys are to benefit from significant upgrades thanks to almost £500,000 of funding. The Welsh Government grant – awarded to Powys County Council – will enable the refurbishment of toilets across Knighton, Llandrindod Wells, Llanwrtyd Wells and Rhayader. Improvements will be made to six public facilities in total, with Llandrindod Wells also expected to become the first town in Mid Wales to offer a Changing Places toilet alongside individual cubicles. This means families, residents, tourists and commuters between North and South Wales with severe disabilities will, for the first time, be able to…

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The plans for a replacement for the A494 River Dee Bridge, a key part of North Wales’ road infrastructure, have taken another step forward as the preferred option is announced. A public consultation was held looking at five possible options. This confirmed there was strong support for Option E,the best performing option, and further work has also been carried out to address some of the comments raised. Option E has is therefore announced as the preferred option as it is the most affordable, has a lower environmental footprint and is the most practical to deliver.  It will will provide a…

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