A student from Bangor University forced to turn-down her dream work placement because of ongoing health problems has reason to celebrate following the launch of her own eco-awareness business, which aims to enlighten teenagers about environmental issues.
Author: Rhys Gregory
Rhys Gregory
Editor of Wales247.co.uk
The Big Walk is coming to Cardiff’s Bute Park for a few hours of fun, friendship, walking and talking.
Gypsy Jayne Tattoo Studio, in Risca, Newport, has moved to new premises thanks to a five-figure funding deal from NatWest.
Hundreds of people turned out to take part in the NHS at 70 bed push and 5k and 10k run at Cardiff Bay last weekend.
Kier is launching a new education initiative in Wales with the Construction Industry Training Board (CITB), to create effective links between local schools and the Kier supply chain with the aim of inspiring the next generation of talent to consider a career within the built environment.
The former stakeholder engagement manager of Tidal Lagoon Power has been appointed to drive community relationships at Plasdŵr, Cardiff’s garden city that is being created over the next 15 years in the capital’s north west.
Business owners are being warned that new data protection regulations coming into effect this week apply to their employees as much as their customers.
Wales-based security solutions manufacturer, Morgan Marine, continues its expansion drive with the unveiling of a new extension at its key headquarters in Carmarthenshire.
FUW Meirionnydd administration assistant Louisa Moore is taking on a personal challenge on June 10 to raise money for the FUW’s charities – Alzheimer’s Society Cymru and The Farming Community Network (FCN) – swimming a mile in Lake Windermere, as part of the Great North Swim.
A Barry-based business woman is celebrating after being recognised for her work within the technological industry in Wales at the sixth annual Digital Festival in Cardiff.