Author: Rhys Gregory

Newport Market will host a fair featuring vegan food and cruelty free products – with some prehistoric fun for children – in April.

To mark the 25th Anniversary of the Welsh Livery Company launched their £100,000 Silver Jubilee Fundraising Appeal to increase the number of awards the Company can give to the young people of Wales.

With the support of Christie Residential, Abergavenny Rotary Club, Abergavenny Town Council and Gateway Cycles the writing festival returns to Abergavenny during April 2018.

Visit landmark Cardiff new homes development The Mill and take advantage of a super Spring saving on a brand-new, three-bedroom family home.

Prendergast C.P. School, Haverfordwest, have returned with silverware from a national rugby competition. 

Swansea City Centre businesses who go the extra mile to make their customers smile will be rewarded for their exceptional customer service, with a new awards scheme launched by Swansea BID (Business Improvement District).

It’s still only March but Swansea Cricket Club’s junior and senior teams are looking forward to an exciting summer at St Helens thanks to a new partnership approach with Swansea Council.

Councillor Roger Jeavons, Cabinet Member and Paul Jones, Head of Streetscene, at Park Square car park in Newport with one of the two charging pods.

A full city centre road closure will be in place for Anthony Joshua’s heavyweight unification clash against Joseph Parker at Principality Stadium on March 31st

School’s out for Easter but parents shouldn’t fret, there is plenty going on in the Welsh Capital to keep the children amused, rain or shine. Here is our round up of what’s on this Easter.