Author: Rhys Gregory

To coincide with National Bike Week, the Council is consulting with residents in Cardiff, asking for their views on roads which are well used by cyclists in the city which are in need of repair.

Determined British rider Craig Cook insists he’s not going to throw in the towel as he searches for the speed needed to mix it on the big stage, with just two rounds to go until the Adrian Flux British FIM Speedway Grand Prix, which will take place in Cardiff on Saturday July 21st.

An historic agreement will be signed next month to twin two ancient castles – one in North Wales and the other in Japan.

The best in business has been revealed at the fourth annual Cardiff Business Awards today.

It’s National Picnic Week from the 15th-24th of June, which aims to promote areas of natural beauty to get the UK into the great outdoors this summer, enjoying some great food and great company.

Commenting on the latest employment figures, Lewis Fawsitt, Corporate Sales Director at UK leading specialist recruitment agency Acorn said:

Cardiff and Vale College has played host to 25 students as they celebrated their graduation from its Career Ready programme with their friends, parents and mentors.

Former pupils of a Denbighshire primary school have taken a trip down memory lane.

Excellent progress continues to be made on the construction of first-class athletics facilities as part of the Sobell development in Aberdare, as part of a wider £67m investment by the Council.

THESE are the first images of the proposed £20 million redevelopment of Coleg Cambria’s Wrexham campus.