Author: Rhys Gregory

Rydal Penrhos’ outstanding sporting success was celebrated at a special annual event. The school held its Sports Awards Dinner earlier this month, which featured Olympic medallist and former world badminton number one Gail Emms as its special guest. A plethora of awards were handed out throughout the evening, which saw Elinor Davies crowned Girls’ Hockey Player of the Season, with Mollie Smithfield picking up the Most Improved Player of the Year accolade. Sammy Sherrington was re-awarded full colours, while Emily Cashell, Elinor and Beth Klazinga were give full colours as a result of their outstanding efforts. Half colours were presented…

A city leisure centre gym has been given a facelift, thanks to a major investment from Cardiff Council.

A woman who has overcome breast cancer five times and is now battling leukaemia has spoken movingly about how a makeover service is making all the difference to her life.

UK manufacturers are on the world stage of global producers and the industry looks set to continue on its positive trend since last year’s promising performance. Yet despite order books remaining stable, there are still major concerns for UK manufacturers surrounding Brexit, the uncertainty it brings and how it will impact upon their bottom lines.  

If you have a business idea that you would like to turn into reality, or are interested in developing your entrepreneurial skills, then Aberystwyth University’s annual Business Start-up Week may be just what you need.

An announcement has been made by Channel 4 that Cardiff’s bid to secure the broadcaster’s new national headquarters has been shortlisted.

The Volvo Ocean Race fleet has started to arrive in Wales, following its 2,900 nautical mile sprint across the Atlantic to the port of Cardiff, where it will stopover for two weeks.

Aberdare Festival was once again a huge hit with families and visitors of all ages over the Bank Holiday weekend. 

The Rhug welcomed pupils from Ysgol y Gwernant, Llangollen, to the Estate recently. The group of almost 50 children were eager to learn about all the different types of animals on the farm.

The commercial arm of Principality Building Society has helped finance a business space in Cardiff, home to some of Wales’ fastest growing SMEs.