Author: Rhys Gregory

A Cardiff Met lecturer has been selected by the Arts Council of Wales to represent Cymru yn Fenis / Wales in Venice at the 58thInternational Art Exhibition, the Venice Biennale.

Cardiff Harbour Authority (CHA) and Cardiff Council’s Cabinet Member for Investment and Development, Cllr Russell Goodway hosted the conference which was devoted to Cardiff Council’s new vision for the next development phase of Cardiff Bay as a destination within the city.

A young piano virtuoso and “supremely gifted” opera singer will have starring roles at the launch concert for an international music festival.

The Council has delivered improvements to the A473/A4222 Cowbridge Road junction in Talbot Green, which has made traffic flow more efficient and improved pedestrian and cycle facilities.

The Farmers’ Union of Wales is warning that the recommended fiscal measures outlined in the Commons Health Committee Childhood Obesity Plan could have detrimental and far-reaching implications for the Welsh dairy sector.

Cardiff-based recruitment agency,  RhinoRecruitment.com, are building on their current growth and demand, today announcing their expansion into Scotland.

A nine-acre site in the heart of the Vale of Glamorgan that offers a multitude of opportunities will go under the hammer on Thursday 14 June.

More Welsh firms are planning to hire new staff after business confidence rose eight points during May, the latest Business Barometer from Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking has found.

STAFF from a Wrexham-based outsourced communications provider are calling on fellow businesses to join them in a fundraising drive.

A housing association has built a new business park to create a £30 million a year construction hub.