Author: Rhys Gregory

Cardiff is one of three UK cities pitching to host the Creative Cities Convention 2019.

Great sounds and sporting prowess will go hand in hand when Swansea BID (Business Improvement District) launches Swansea TRI Live on Saturday 19 May and Sunday 20 May.

The inventors of Solar Buddies, Kelli Aspland and Laura Griffin, will feature on Channel 4’s Buy It Now programme on Friday 27th April at 5.30pm.

A children’s rugby team from Barry was last week named Young Supporters of the Year by the terminal illness charity Marie Curie at their first ever Fundraising Excellence Awards ceremony in London.

Staff and students from the University of Wales Trinity Saint David are marking the centenary of the beginning of votes for women by celebrating a historic pilgrimage originally undertaken by members of the women’s suffrage movement.

Stars of sport, stage, screen and local communities are to be honoured for their contribution to the life of our city at the Lord Mayor’s Summer Ball next month.

A Welsh Government Minister has been in Powys this week (Monday 23 April) looking at the way technology is being used to support health and welfare in the county.

Your local pharmacist is taking over some of the services traditionally provided by doctors in a bid to make life easier for both patients and GPs.

A new report from British Council Wales (published today 26 April) says Wales should better use the appeal of its ‘soft power’, its culture, education and sport sectors, to gain more recognition and influence on the world stage.

Is Wales the most respectful region in the UK? Those living in the ‘land of our father’s’ certainly think so – where 98% of residents consider themselves to be a polite person.