Author: Rhys Gregory

In the world of sales and marketing, leveraging customer references effectively can significantly enhance credibility and close deals faster. As businesses aim to capitalize on the persuasive power of testimonials, the role of customer reference software becomes increasingly critical. Such software streamlines the process of managing and presenting customer endorsements. Identifying a tool that aligns with your company’s needs requires careful contemplation. Below, we delve into what makes customer reference software an indispensable asset and how to choose the right one for your business. Exploring the Importance of Customer Reference Software in Modern Business Alt text: A modern computer monitor…

When you decide to expand your business overseas, there’s a world of opportunity waiting. However, along with these exciting prospects comes a maze of paperwork, legal requirements, and translations. You may have the best product, the most competitive pricing, or the strongest business plan, but without understanding the intricacies of business visas, proper documentation, and accurate translations, your international ambitions can quickly run aground. Why Business Visas Matter A business visa is more than just a piece of paper; it’s the key that opens doors to new markets. Without the appropriate visa, your presence in a foreign country can quickly…

Rhian Wilkinson has announced her squad for the opening UEFA Women’s Nations League matches away to Italy and home to Sweden at the StōK Cae Ras, Wrexham. Elise Hughes and Esther Morgan return to the squad following long term injuries, whilst 17-year-old Scarlett Hill receives her first call-up. Unfortunately, Rachel Rowe misses out due to injury, whilst Sophie Ingle remains absent as she continues her recovery from her ACL injury. Should she feature in one of the matches, Hayley Ladd is set to becoming Cymru’s next centurion, currently sitting on 99 caps. Cymru were promoted to League A in the…

New analysis1 from Zoopla, one of the UK’s leading property websites, has revealed that Aberdeen in Scotland is the most affordable area for singles when it comes to buying a home in Great Britain. Aberdeen buyers will need an average of £510 per month to meet monthly mortgage payments for a one or two-bedroom home, based on an average value of £119,350. This equates to 16 per cent of the area’s average monthly salary (£3,280). Whilst Edinburgh tops the list of the least affordable cities for single homebuyers in Scotland, affordability in the city has improved over the last 12 months, …

Cardiff City FC Community Foundation, the official charity of Cardiff City Football Club, has unveiled a £33.4 million social impact value for the 2023/24 season—a significant rise from £17.9 million in the previous year. This achievement means that for every £1 spent, £19 of social value is generated. In this context, social value refers to the measurable benefits of the Foundation’s work, such as improved health, well-being, and social cohesion within the communities it serves. The charity’s social impact value is categorised as follows: Mental and Physical Health: £15,500,000 Social contributions: £15,100,000 Education and employability: £2,400,000 In addition to these figures, the Foundation’s own outcomes…

Leading UK law firm Acuity Law has acted on behalf of MGY Estate Agents & Chartered Surveyors on the acquisition of Priory Estates and Lettings, strengthening its presence across south Wales. With a strong foothold in Barry, MGY’s acquisition of Priory Estates reinforces its commitment to delivering comprehensive property services across Cardiff, Rhondda Cynon Taff, and the Vale of Glamorgan. Driven by a customer-centric strategy, the deal allows MGY to better meet the region’s housing needs by expanding its reach. Led by associate Joe Smith, supported by solicitor David Williams and partner Damien Cann on the property side, the acquisition…

Holyhead is among the towns supported by the Welsh Government’s Trefi SMART Cymru programme, delivered by Menter Môn, an initiative designed to empower towns, businesses, and decision-makers through data and technology. The ability to access high-quality data provides invaluable insights into how external factors—such as the temporary closure of Holyhead Port—affect footfall and trade. Storm Darragh’s Disruptive Impact On 6th December 2024, Storm Darragh caused significant damage to Holyhead Port, forcing a six-week closure that disrupted travel and trade between the UK and Ireland. The timing was particularly devastating, occurring at the peak of the festive season, a crucial period…

Runners gathered in Cardiff to challenge perceptions of public sexual harassment as the issue continues to impact women everywhere. A Welsh Government survey found 10 percent of Welsh men admitted that they don’t know what public sexual harassment means or have never heard of it. Nearly one in three did not believe “catcalling” to be harmful. With 71% of women of all ages in the UK having experienced some form of sexual harassment in a public space, the ‘Sound’ campaign seeks to shift the focus on men to examine their own behaviour and challenge others. The Sound Run saw participants…

As part of the construction of a major new facility on the University of South Wales’ (USW) Treforest Campus, six women are leading the way as part of the team putting together the new hi-tech building. When completed next year, it will include learning and research spaces, electronics and hydraulics labs, a flight simulator, a robotics lab, clean and industrial research spaces, collaborative teaching spaces, virtual reality capability, and exhibition spaces. Construction company BAM was appointed to deliver the project, with a number of its female staff leading the project. Jess Morgan is the Social Sustainability Manager for BAM, a…

The tottering four walled remains of a derelict West Wales listed for sale at £1 (one pound) sold for £6,500 at auction. Although in a stunning location there was no escaping the fact that the property barely existed as a house in the accepted sense. Nevertheless, the ramshackle overgrown remains of the Neath Port Talbot bungalow, surrounded by stunning scenery in the Upper Dulais valley, created interest at Paul Fosh Auctions. Sean Roper, of South Wales-based Paul Fosh Auctions, said: “Setting the lowest possible reserve price of £1 (one) certainly created interest which carried through into the online sale. “The…