Author: Rhys Gregory

Law firm JCP Solicitors, which merged with Glamorgan Law in April 2017, has invested in its operations in Caerphilly town centre by moving to a new modern office, affirming a long term future in the area. The new office, at Ty Cennydd, Castle Street provides the law firm with upgraded premises that include improved accessibility, and enhanced facilities for its clients and workforce. JCP Solicitors, and previously Glamorgan Law, has, until now, been delivering legal expertise across a range of specialisms, for private clients and businesses, to the people of Caerphilly, from its previous location in The Bluebell. Other JCP…

Glamorgan take on Kent in the Vitality Blast on Sunday 29th July and there will be even more style and performance on display than usual.

SNPA officers and local landowners are strongly appealing to 4 x 4 vehicle drivers to stick to specific routes when driving their vehicles in Meirionnydd.

A GDPR event with a difference is being hosted by NatWest Cymru at Coleg Cambria’s Northop Campus on June 15, which aims to help businesses from across North Wales adapt and thrive under the new data protection law.

Charities RSPB Cymru and Buglife Cymru have been presented with a cheque for £38,195.89 by former Lord Mayor of Cardiff, Councillor Bob Derbyshire.

A ‘ground breaking’ event has officially started the construction phase of Rhondda Cynon Taf Council and Linc Cymru’s extra care scheme in Aberaman, which will deliver 40 new apartments.

Luboya Tshibangu, 38, from Ashcroft Place in Adamsdown has been jailed for three and half years today for fraud against Cardiff Council.

Swansea Council has welcomed the Welsh Government’s offer of £200 million as a “game-changer” to help deliver the Swansea Bay Tidal Lagoon.

Plastic, the ocean, Emmeline Pankhurst, Donald Trump, Brexit, Korea, Grenfell Tower, unicorns, slime and computer gameFortnite are just some of the people and subjects that influence British children’s creativity and use of language, says a report published today by Oxford University Press (OUP).

A new UK Tech Innovation Index is available today which shows that Wales and the South West of England have significant strengths across a range of sectors including AI and Data, Clean Growth, Advanced Manufacturing and Ageing Society.  It also illustrates for the first time a significant overlap of activity clusters between the regions, with Bristol, Cardiff and Newport showing especially strong links to each other.