Author: Rhys Gregory

Wales is set for a scorching start to the May half term week, with temperatures climbing as high as 33°C in some parts of the country today before a slightly cooler, but still warm and sunny, spell continues through the rest of the week. According to the Met Office, Bank Holiday Monday will bring “almost unbroken sunshine throughout the day” as high pressure dominates the weather pattern across Wales. Temperatures are expected to soar into the low 30s, with Monmouth forecast to reach 33°C, while Cardiff and Wrexham are both expected to hit 32°C. Swansea, Aberystwyth and Newtown are forecast…

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The pitch for data analytics as a career skill is, by now, familiar. High demand. Competitive salaries. Applicable across every industry. A learnable skill set that does not require a computer science degree. All of that is true – and none of it prepares a new learner for what the first few months of actually studying data analytics are genuinely like. The promotional material from course providers naturally leads with the destination. The journey – with its specific frustrations, unexpected discoveries, and course corrections – tends to get glossed over. Which means that many people arrive at their first lesson…

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Expanding your business can be a daunting time as a small business owner or entrepreneur but at the same time, it can also be very exciting. The fact that you’re even considering some form of business expansion must mean business is going well, and that you’re doing something right. However, there are many things to consider when taking your small business to the next level, especially if you don’t have any prior experience with business expansion. Luckily, it’s far from impossible and today we’ve put together a guide on things that every small business owner needs to consider before expanding.…

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Residing in a vibrant UK city offers remarkable lifestyle benefits, yet it also brings unique home-related difficulties. In contrast to expansive rural estates, contemporary urban residences like London flats, townhouses, and terrace constructions often face significant space constraints. When you do not have a big garage, a spacious basement, or a vast garden, effectively managing household waste turns into an essential daily routine. Neglecting to create a system for handling waste promptly results in messy environments, foul smells, and organisational strain. As per the industry perspective from London Rubbish Removal, maintaining a tidy and orderly city residence necessitates moving away…

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Growing an Instagram account has become more difficult than ever. In 2026, almost every category is packed with creators, businesses, influencers, personal brands, and small companies fighting for the same attention. Even when a page posts quality reels, writes useful captions, and shares clean visual content, it can still struggle to get noticed. Follower count also plays a major role in first impressions. Many visitors look at that number before they decide whether a profile feels credible, popular, or worth following. Because of this, some creators and brands choose to buy Instagram followers for an early visibility boost. The purpose…

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Laser engraving has become an essential tool across many industries, offering precision, flexibility, and efficiency that traditional methods often struggle to match. From manufacturing to creative production, this technology continues to reshape how businesses operate and innovate. For companies looking to stay competitive, understanding how laser engraving works and how to get closer to professionals in the sector is a valuable step forward. Understanding Laser Engraving and Its Industrial Role At its core, laser engraving technology uses a focused beam of light to mark, cut, or etch materials. The process is controlled digitally, allowing for highly accurate and repeatable results.…

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Hundreds of athletes and spectators are expected to descend on Swansea city centre today as the Swansea Triathlon returns to the city’s waterfront. The event, organised by Activity Wales, is regarded as one of the UK’s premier city-centre triathlons and will see competitors take on a 750m swim, 20km bike ride and 5km run through the heart of Swansea. Motorists are being warned to plan ahead, with a number of temporary road closures and traffic restrictions in place between 12pm and 4pm on Sunday, May 24. The main closure will affect the A4067 Oystermouth Road between Wind Street and Sketty…

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Emergency services are at the scene of a collision in Cardiff tonight, with part of Cowbridge Road East in Canton currently closed. South Wales Police has confirmed the road is shut between Egerton Street and Radnor Road while officers deal with the incident. Motorists are being urged to avoid the area and use alternative routes where possible due to expected disruption. In a statement shared on social media, South Wales Police said: “We’re at the scene of a collision on Cowbridge Road East in Canton. “The road is currently closed between Egerton Street and Radnor Road. “Please avoid the area…

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Mae’r stori hon hefyd ar gael yn Saesneg – cliciwch yma i’w darllen. Ar ddiwrnod agoriadol Eisteddfod yr Urdd Ynys Môn (dydd Sadwrn, 23 Mai) cyflwynwyd Medalau i Katie Baddiley a Caerwyn Saunders, enillwyr Prif Gystadlaethau’r dysgwyr 2026. Dyfarnwyd Medal Bobi Jones (19-25 oed) i Katie Baddiley yn wreiddiol o Nottingham sydd bellach yn byw yng Nghaernarfon, a Medal y Dysgwyr (Bl.10 ac o dan 19 oed) i Caerwyn Saunders o Dreorci. Nod cystadlaethau Medal Bobi Jones a Medal y Dysgwyr yw gwobrwyo unigolyn sydd wedi ymrwymo i ddysgu Cymraeg, sy’n ymfalchïo yn eu Cymreictod ac yn gallu cynnal sgwrs yn y…

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This story is also available in Welsh – click here to read it. On the opening day of Eisteddfod yr Urdd Ynys Môn 2026 (Saturday, 23 May) medals were awarded to Katie Baddiley and Caerwyn Saunders, as the main winners of the 2026 Welsh Learners competitions. The Bobi Jones Medal (19-25 years old) was awarded to Katie Baddiley, originally from Nottingham, now living in Caernarfon, and Medal y Dysgwyr (Medal for Welsh Learners aged Yr.10 to 19yrs) to Caerwyn Saunders from Treorci. The Bobi Jones Medal and the Medal y Dysgwyr acknowledge individuals who are committed to learning Welsh, who passionately promote the…

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