Author: Rhys Gregory

Swansea plans for one of the UK’s most eye-catching tourist attractions have taken a major step forwards.

A short film featuring local youngsters dealing with the impact of anti-social behaviour received its premiere in front of invited guests in Cineworld, Newport Retail Park.

With temperatures in Wales reaching 23 degrees this week, spring has well and truly sprung, and we can start looking forward to spending more time outdoors and enjoying the sunshine.

This week’s sunshine arrived just at the right time for Coryton and Tongwynlais primary schools, as they held a very special ceremony to celebrate the two schools coming together as the Pear Tree Federation. 

The May 4 deadline is fast approaching for employers, learners and learning providers across Wales to enter this year’s Apprenticeship Awards Cymru.

St John Cymru/Wales is proud to announce the admittance of Mr Sam Warburton OBE, as a Member of The Priory for Wales of the Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem.

A unique, free business school that gives participants the tools to start their own business without capital or funding is touring Wales for the first time from May to July this year.

Cardiff and Vale College has hosted a special event to bring together more than 400 young people from across the City with 30 employers.

FOUR local authorities in South West Wales will keep 50% of business rates generated by Swansea Bay City Deal projects in their areas.

Anim18 – a celebration of British Animation –launched this week at the Cardiff Animation Festival (19-22 April), before taking in venues and festivals right across the UK until November.