Author: Rhys Gregory

Two of Swansea’s leading business figures have voiced strong support for Invest in Swansea, the city’s new initiative to attract UK and international investment. The programme, launched by Swansea Council and Swansea BID (Business Improvement District), provides a one-stop platform for showcasing the city’s £1 billion regeneration programme and making it easier for investors to explore opportunities across multiple sectors. Adam Gibbons, Property Director at Centurion Group (Owners of Swansea’s Quadrant Shopping Centre), said: “Invest in Swansea is a real milestone for the city. “It shines a spotlight on the scale of what’s happening here – from leisure and retail to…

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As these expenses increase, more drivers across Wales are searching for ways to get around that are both cost-effective and reliable. Many drivers are looking for options that help them save money while reducing their environmental impact. Some vehicles combine traditional engines with newer technology, offering better fuel economy.  For a clear picture of current vehicle running costs across the UK, including hybrid options, you can check this detailed guide to the hidden costs of car ownership, which highlights expenses many drivers overlook. The rising expense of car ownership in Wales Car owners in Wales now often face annual running…

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Spynger has become one of the most talked-about monitoring apps for parents and employers. It helps track messages, calls, GPS location, and online activity, giving users better control over digital safety. Whether it’s keeping kids safe online or making sure company devices are used responsibly, Spynger delivers tools that matter. The challenge is the cost. Premium subscriptions can feel heavy, especially if you need Spynger for multiple devices. That’s why so many people look for discount codes — saving money while still getting the same level of protection. Why Spynger is Worth It Monitoring apps are not just about curiosity.…

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Wales, with its rugged landscapes, historic castles, and vibrant coastal trails, offers travelers an unforgettable blend of adventure and serenity. From the majestic peaks of Eryri to the charming streets of Cardiff, this destination captivates explorers seeking thrilling experiences. This guide highlights must-visit spots, insider tips, and innovative travel tools to plan your perfect Welsh adventure, ensuring a memorable journey. Iconic Destinations for Adventure Seekers Snowdonia National Park, now Eryri, boasts stunning peaks like Yr Wyddfa. Hiking trails offer breathtaking views and challenging climbs. It’s a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Cardiff’s historic castle is a cultural gem. Its Norman keep…

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Local community heroes from across Wales have been recognised at the first BBC Cymru Wales Make a Difference Awards. Launched in Wales for the first time this year, the BBC Make a Difference Awards celebrate and recognise people and groups who do incredible things for each other and their local communities, shining a light on these everyday, unsung heroes. This year’s winners were presented with their accolades in a special ceremony at Cardiff’s Hoddinott Hall yesterday (20 September 2025), hosted by BBC Radio Wales’ Lucy Owen and BBC Radio Cymru’s Caryl Parry Jones. From over 700 nominations, a shortlist of…

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After weeks of unsettled weather and repeated warnings, Wales is finally set for a much calmer spell. The Met Office says high pressure will bring drier, brighter conditions across the country, though it will feel cooler than average for September. With frosty nights and chilly mornings expected, here’s this week’s weather forecast for Wales. SundayCloudy skies to start with and a few showers, particularly in the west, before sunnier spells develop later in the day. Despite the sunshine, it will feel rather chilly in brisk northerly winds. Temperatures will peak at around 16°C. Sunday nightMost areas will remain dry, although…

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The UK Government has formally recognised the State of Palestine, in what it calls a historic decision to safeguard the possibility of a two-state solution and a path to lasting peace for Israelis and Palestinians. The announcement was made on 21 September 2025 by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office and Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper, following a joint move with Canada and Australia. The government said the decision comes at a time of worsening conflict in Gaza, continued illegal settlement expansion in the West Bank by Israel, and the ongoing captivity of hostages by Hamas. Prime Minister Keir Starmer had…

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South Wales Police are appealing for information to help find 13-year-old Kordell, who has been reported missing. He was last seen on Friday night, 19 September, at around 8.40pm on Shakespeare Avenue, Cefn Glas, Bridgend. Kordell is described as being 5ft 9in tall, of slim build. At the time he was last seen, he was wearing black and grey cargo trousers, black and grey Nike trainers, and a black Zavetti hoodie with a red leaf design on the front. Police are urging anyone who may have seen Kordell, or who has information that could help locate him, to get in…

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If you’re a burger lover in Cardiff, you’ve probably already heard the news: Burger Boyz have opened on Cowbridge Road East, right by Victoria Park. We’ve been fans of theirs since their early days, so having them now on our doorstep feels like a bit of a win. The spot itself has quite a history, it was most recently home to Ansh, but for many of us, it’ll always be remembered as the old Dough Thrower site. Now it’s buzzing again, this time thanks to Marcin Sadlos and Jack Phillips, the school friends who swapped engineering jobs in 2021 for…

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Cardiff City’s unbeaten start to the League One campaign came to a sudden halt this afternoon as they were beaten 3-1 by Bradford City at Cardiff City Stadium in front of a crowd of 22,132. Brian Barry-Murphy’s side had gone seven matches without defeat heading into the clash, sitting top of the table, but a ruthless Bantams performance left the home crowd stunned. First-half dominance from Bradford The visitors started brightly and took the lead on 16 minutes when Tommy Leigh unleashed a thunderous strike from the edge of the box that flew into the top corner past Nathan Trott.…

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