Author: Rhys Gregory

On 6 June Keep Wales Tidy brought together secondary Eco-Schools from across the country for the Big Schools Day at the prestigious Volvo Ocean Race.  Over 300 students took part in the Senior Eco-Committee held in the NoFit State Circus tent within the Race Village, where they had the opportunity to hear from international speakers and participated in marine litter workshops.

Nigel Higgins from Cardiff  has five children aged 22, 20, 18 and 6 year old twins. He was nominated for this award by his wife, Emily.  

Vivarail is delighted to announce that it has been chosen as preferred bidder to supply a fleet of Class 230 D-Trains to KeolisAmey for the Wales and Borders franchise.  The trains will be the first to come into service as part of the new franchise and will demonstrate KeolisAmey’s commitment to providing new, high quality rolling stock to Welsh passengers. 

In case you missed it, earlier this week Apple announced the latest updates and features to its software at its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 2018) in California. 

Research released today (Thursday 7th June 2018) by Dr Sarah Russell, Head of Research at Hospice UK and the University of Leeds, has found that adults with conditions such as dementia, liver failure and stroke are unfortunately not receiving palliative care from hospices soon enough in their illness due to the timing of referrals from other healthcare services.

Cardiff-based Genesis Biosciences, a global biosciences company specialising in safe and natural microbial products, has recently launched its products on Amazon.

Cardiff School of Art and Design’s Ceramics department (CSAD Ceramics) has announced the launch of its first UK-wide ‘CSAD Ceramics Excellence Award’, devised to highlight the continued benefit of studying ceramics in secondary and further education.

SWANSEA will be a sea of colour again this year as wild flowers are set to bloom at more than 200 locations across the city.

NEW finance firm offices inside the former Wrexham Lager brewery building include a bespoke bar to pay homage to its history.

Delighted leaders of S4C series FFIT Cymru are celebrating after losing a “life-changing” 13 stone between them in just eight weeks.