Author: Rhys Gregory

Cardiff University School of Medicine has been named Admiral Business of the Year at the Arts & Business Cymru Awards for the innovative way it uses the arts to improve healthcare for people with learning disabilities.

Older people in Llanberis and surrounding villages are invited to try still life drawing, painting and printmaking at a free art session on Thursday 7th June at Y Festri, Goodman Street, Llanberis.

Kerry Vale Vineyard is appealing for votes from customers as it bids to win an award for the UK’s Most Popular Vineyard for 2018.

Flint-based isGroup has been creating, manufacturing and installing cutting-edge signage for more than 35 years.

The Welsh Government’s stringent new recycling targets are being smashed one year early in Bridgend County Borough.

A Pembrokeshire School at the heart of its community has come out on top in a National award. 

Laura Warren, from Miskin, near Cardiff is a mother of two and Fitmuma UK founder.  Laura is launching a Jump into June initiative and all the money raised will go to the charity ‘When You Wish Upon a Star’. 

The Jennings Building in Porthcawl has picked up another award after being named ‘Best Small Commercial Building’ at the South Wales Local Authority Building Control (LABC) Building Excellence Awards.

As the new GDPR guidelines make it more difficult for companies to make such effective use of online marketing channels, Gwent-based digital print specialists Lexon predict that many businesses will revert to direct marketing and door drops as a solution.

A unit which provides multidisciplinary care for a variety of conditions has been given a new name, courtesy of the patients who use it.