Author: Rhys Gregory

The Pensions Dashboard may be delayed as the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) continues to conduct its feasibility studies.

As the Government announces it will be examining the current tax relief system, and even suggesting a complete overhaul if necessary, Stuart Price, Partner and Actuary at Quantum Advisory, looks into what may materialise from the review.

It made headlines the world over when it launched in August 2015, and now world-first inland surf lagoon Surf Snowdonia looks set to make waves all over again.

Eleven year old April Prince from Wrexham has developed such a love for engineering and robotics that she recently returned from China following an appearance on the country’s much-loved Clash Bots show, which is streamed online and watched by hundreds of millions of people every week. While competing on Clash Bots, similar to the UKs Robot Wars, April debuted her personally engineered ‘Dragon Princess’ robot, the latest robot in her collection which began with the pink axe machine ‘Glitterbomb’, that turned into a social media sensation following its appearance on UK Robot Wars in 2016. The Dragon Princess robot was…

A new luxury housing development in the Vale of Glamorgan, a short walk from a historic priory and close to Ogmore-on-Sea, is now complete.

High-performance IT consultancy DevOpsGuys has rebranded to DevOpsGroup to reflect the growing diversity of its team.

The University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD) and its partner schools have been successful in their application to deliver innovative new programmes of initial teacher education (ITE) from September 2019.

Current and future leaders from some of Wales’s leading financial, legal and professional services (FLPS) businesses are taking part in a tech-style hackathon in Cardiff this week (July 6th), organised by people and business development consultants, Sweetmans and Partners.

A Cardiff resident has been given the go-ahead to start the first legal challenge to a UK police force’s use of automated facial recognition (AFR) technology, in what will be a critical nationwide test of the state’s power to deploy radical biometric surveillance methods. Ed Bridges – represented by human rights organisation Liberty – had threatened legal action against South Wales Police if it did not immediately end its use of AFR technology in public spaces. Chief Constable Matt Jukes has now confirmed the force will not seek to prevent the case from taking place – paving the way for…

A North Wales promotional merchandise company is championing the use of Welsh to meet a growing demand from customers to use the language. Sional Promotional Merchandise from Llanfairfechan, which has customers around the world, is seeing a rise in inquiries from Welsh-speaking customers on its doorstep. The company has worked with a Gwynedd design firm to create a bilingual site. It comes as research shows that more businesses and local authorities are reporting benefits from using Welsh in the office, while consumers are calling for more opportunities to use it in their daily lives – and especially while shopping. The…