Author: Rhys Gregory

Nature lovers have taken part in an open day in Ruthin.

A marine biologists from Aberystwyth University joins an international study into the impact of climate change on the Arctic Ocean’s ecosystem which sets sail this week.

Ellie Lacey is a runner and lives in Cardiff. If asked it’s how she defines herself: “I’m a runner. I run.”

GoCompare today announces that it has acquired Energylinx for £10m in cash. The Acquisition will be financed through existing resources.

The Kidney Wales Walk for Life is set to hit Pencoed this weekend, as local fundraisers lace-up their walking boots in a bid to raise valuable funds for the charity.

Cancer Research Wales has teamed up with Wales’ premier events company, The Events Room, to hold a celebration dinner in honour of Cardiff City manager Neil Warnock.

A student from UWTSD’s Swansea College of Art has created a bilingual children’s book that uses augmented reality that brings the story to life.

On Sunday 10th of June, women and girls in Cardiff walked together as part a mass participation artwork to celebrate one hundred years of votes for women. The PROCESSIONS march took place in Cardiff at the same time as women in London, Belfast and Edinburgh took to the streets to mark one hundred years since the Representation of the People Act was passed – which gave some women the right to vote. Keep Wales Tidy volunteers took part in the procession and organised a huge litter-pick ensuring any litter dropped during or after the walk is picked up. Volunteers of…

CAMPAIGNERS including actors, writers, musicians, environmentalists, political activists and resident groups are urging the public to put pressure on Welsh Government to halt plans for a new M4 motorway in South Wales; set to cost an estimated £1.5bn.

THE North Wales Economic Ambition Board is spearheading a £56m project that will revolutionise and enhance digital connectivity across the region. The North Wales Digital Connectivity programme is one of eight forming the North Wales Growth Bid and wider Vision for better infrastructure to support public and private sector growth. Led by the Board – which is made up of the six councils, the North Wales and Mersey Dee Business Council, colleges and universities – it is focused on bringing the area in line with other parts of the country and giving businesses a level playing field. Four of the…