Author: Rhys Gregory

THE pioneer of an acclaimed business development programme is to headline an event in Wrexham next week.
Professor Brian Morgan will be joined at the 20Twenty Business Growth forum by Stephen Davies, chief executive of the award-winning Penderyn Distillery.

Using virtual reality technology in the classroom, setting up outdoor ‘mountain’ schools and the benefits offered by Lego therapy are just some of the techniques that will be explored when more than 800 teachers, pupils, educators, trainers and employers gather in Bridgend County Borough for a unique Festival of Learning. Taking place between 25–29 June, the festival is designed to showcase some of the new and innovative learning and teaching methods that are being used at schools throughout the county borough. It will seek to encourage schools to share their experiences and knowledge with one another while establishing new training…

Patients at Pinewood House are being encouraged to use iPads to support their mental health and wellbeing.

The National Lido of Wales, Lido Ponty, has this week reached a milestone in its history – welcoming its 200,000th visitor since reopening in 2015. 

The Cardiff Triathlon will be taking place in Cardiff Bay this Sunday June 24th.

Companies in the Neath Port Talbot region must be resilient and have many reasons to be optimistic despite recent setbacks.

Macmillan Wales has called for urgent action following a number of major incident failings in NHS Wales’ IT systems that could put cancer patients at risk.

The beautiful and accessible countryside and leisure facilities of Merthyr Tydfil will play host at the end of the month to a week of events aimed at getting people of all ages out and about.

A Caldicot primary school has participated in a project to encourage families to help their children to be a healthy weight through healthy eating and physical activity. The project, organised by partners from Monmouthshire’s healthy schools scheme, sports development team and school health nursing service aims to promote a happy, healthy start in life for children.

A 9-YEAR-OLD girl who put her best foot forward on a charity walk to remember her late father has broken her own fundraising target.