Author: Rhys Gregory

The Council has announced that additional works will take place alongside its major Tonypandy Town Centre improvements – including three local road surfacing schemes and the renewal of traffic signals.

Celsa Steel, the UK’s largest manufacturer of steel reinforcements, is celebrating after scooping two awards at the 2018 Cardiff Business Awards, including the top prize of Business of the Year.  

A dialysis patient from Powys is set to participate in this year’s 42-mile Across WalesWalk as she seeks to prove that there is life after a chronic kidney disease diagnosis.

Ed Sheeran fans are getting vital travel advice as the chart-topping hitmaker prepares to take over Cardiff for four nights.

The noble art of jousting comes to Cardiff Castle this weekend when the Knights of Royal England return to the city.

Educational charity Techniquest is on a mission to become more environmentally friendly as Cardiff’s leading science centre is “taking a stand against plastic”.

THE pioneer of an acclaimed business development programme is to headline an event in Wrexham next week.
Professor Brian Morgan will be joined at the 20Twenty Business Growth forum by Stephen Davies, chief executive of the award-winning Penderyn Distillery.

Using virtual reality technology in the classroom, setting up outdoor ‘mountain’ schools and the benefits offered by Lego therapy are just some of the techniques that will be explored when more than 800 teachers, pupils, educators, trainers and employers gather in Bridgend County Borough for a unique Festival of Learning. Taking place between 25–29 June, the festival is designed to showcase some of the new and innovative learning and teaching methods that are being used at schools throughout the county borough. It will seek to encourage schools to share their experiences and knowledge with one another while establishing new training…

Patients at Pinewood House are being encouraged to use iPads to support their mental health and wellbeing.

The National Lido of Wales, Lido Ponty, has this week reached a milestone in its history – welcoming its 200,000th visitor since reopening in 2015.