Author: Rhys Gregory

A new electronic flagging system for sepsis has been launched at Wales’ largest Emergency Unit to improve patient care.

A powerful, emotional and honest documentary giving the Welsh angle on the Hillsborough disaster has won the Spirit of the Festival award at the Celtic Media Festival.

Small businesses across Wales will be able to access free of charge Welsh language support thanks to a new Welsh for Business initiative launched in Pembrokeshire.

A nurse manager, who is in charge of providing palliative care services across West Wales, has praised her team ahead of International Nurses Day (Saturday, May 12).

Street Food Warehouse returns for a second year to Museum Park Swansea for a glorious bank holiday weekend (May 5th-7th 2018) of fantastic fresh food and delicious drinks.

Caerphilly Food Festival is set to once again delight visitors when it returns to the town on Saturday 12th May.

Portmeirion is an Italian village in the pretty North Walian town of Penrhyndeudraeth. It’s a world-famous site and the most visited attraction in North Wales.

Work on a £9.7 million upgrade of a Swansea centre that cares for sick and premature babies is due to start this September.

A talented chess star will test her skills against some of the best young players in the world after earning selection to an international competition.

They say money doesn’t grow on trees – but it does for freelance gardener Jacob Hodge, who only went into business with his friend two weeks ago and can now give up work altogether thanks to a life-changing £1million win on a National Lottery Scratchcard.