Author: Rhys Gregory

If successful the grant application would help Swansea Council complete design work on the site’s prominent Powerhouse and undertake building work on the structure’s shell and core.

An ambitious new mountain bike event is coming to Mid and North Wales next summer following the launch of Wales360 at Aberystwyth Cycle Festival on Saturday.

Finance Secretary Mark Drakeford has announced a £3.2m initiative to help Welsh businesses pioneer cutting-edge nano and micro technologies.

WELCOMING the findings of a new report, Swansea Bay City Deal leaders say a number of major planned developments will soon combine to help Wales cut its carbon footprint.

Care home residents on Anglesey are being transported back in time with the use of virtual technology to enhance dementia care.

Education Secretary Kirsty Williams has unveiled five tests to help measure the government’s success on delivering on social mobility over the coming years.

As excitement builds ahead of this year’s Adrian Flux British FIM Speedway Grand Prix, which will take place at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium on Saturday July 21st, Swedish racer Fredrik Lindgren pulled off a dramatic last bend move to clinch the ANLAS Czech Republic FIM Speedway Grand Prix from Polish star Patryk Dudek on the line.

Daniel Esteve, Head of International Relations at CPR Global Tech, the manufacturer of the world’s best-selling stand-alone call blocker has welcomed today’s news that the government is seeking more powers to fine directors of nuisance call companies.

WED2B, the UK’s largest and fastest growing bridal retailer, opens its newest store in Swansea on Friday 1st June. It is WED2B’s 33rd store and opens in perfect time for the wedding season. It is the brand’s 3rd store in Wales.

Rydal Penrhos’ outstanding sporting success was celebrated at a special annual event. The school held its Sports Awards Dinner earlier this month, which featured Olympic medallist and former world badminton number one Gail Emms as its special guest. A plethora of awards were handed out throughout the evening, which saw Elinor Davies crowned Girls’ Hockey Player of the Season, with Mollie Smithfield picking up the Most Improved Player of the Year accolade. Sammy Sherrington was re-awarded full colours, while Emily Cashell, Elinor and Beth Klazinga were give full colours as a result of their outstanding efforts. Half colours were presented…