Author: Rhys Gregory

Budding aircraft engineers from schools across Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan have been put through their paces at a special Aero Challenge held by Cardiff and Vale College.

A series of special events is being organised this year to celebrate the 150th anniversary of The Heart of Wales Line, one of the most scenic railways in the country.

Have you tried Garlic Mayonnaise, Garlic Beer or even Garlic Vodka?

Demands by tenants for a “first time fix” rather than multiple visits by different tradesmen to complete a task prompted Neath-based housing association Tai Tarian to work with NPTC Group of Colleges to develop a new apprenticeship framework.

A £26.5m scheme which could heat public and commercial buildings across Cardiff using energy generated by burning non-recyclable waste has been discussed at Cardiff Council’s Cabinet today.

Today, (19th April) Big Issue founder Lord John Bird and Sophie Howe, The Future Generations Commissioner for Wales, spoke to a 100 strong audience at the National Assembly for Wales’ Pierhead, about the need for urgent action to prevent poverty and social exclusion. 

Scott Edmunds from UK-wide pensions expert Quantum Advisory, has taken a look back at the year so far in the investment market and what may be in store for the remaining 8 months.

Aberystwyth University’s Computer Science Department is calling on primary school pupils across Wales to take part in a unique coding competition combining poetry, Welsh mythology and creative computing.

Cardiff Met’s positioning at the cutting edge of the fields of football medicine, sports science practice and research has been garnered by FIFA’s accreditation of a purpose-built facility currently under design to support the Football Association of Wales Medical and Performance Centre.

The Mid Wales town of Rhayader, LD6 is preparing to become a ‘Google Town’ with the training of volunteers due to start on Monday next week.