Author: Rhys Gregory

Euro 2024 is just around the corner, and the excitement is building up as fans eagerly await to see their favorite teams battle it out on the grand stage in Germany. While big names like France, Spain, and Italy dominate the headlines, there’s always room for a Cinderella story. This year’s tournament promises to feature several underdog teams that could turn heads and defy the Euro sportsbook odds. Let’s put the spotlight on these intriguing contenders. Georgia: The Dark Horse Georgia’s journey to Euro 2024 has been nothing short of a fairy tale. They clinched their spot in the finals…

The way individuals make acquaintances and get into love affairs has completely changed due to the emergence of the internet and online dating. Nevertheless, every advantage has its own disadvantage; hence, there are some more problems and even dangers related to it. So what measures do you put in place to stay safe when going through possible profiles? In order to avoid fraud or dangerous meetings, which precautions should one adopt? In this section, we will look at some useful guidelines for a secure experience while engaging in online dating. Choose Reputable Platforms When diving into the world of online…

The European Championships have often been a platform for drama, excitement, and memorable football moments. The Euros have been a tournament of highs and lows for England, from painful exits to stirring runs deep into the competition. Despite never winning the tournament, England’s journey in the European Championships has been marked by several outstanding performances and unforgettable matches. With England to win Euros odds as short as 3/1 ahead of Euro 2024, a victory in the tournament could finally be on the horizon. So, as anticipation builds, here are some of the best moments that have defined England’s participation in…

An ELVIS DAFT estate agent has scooped £640,000 on People’s Postcode Lottery thanks to her dad’s winning postcode – and now she’s jetting off on a rock and roll trip across America. Debbie Tuhey, 58, bagged a ‘life-changing’ lottery win after her dad Terry’s postcode was drawn as the biggest winner of a £3.2 million prize. Now Debs is planning her holiday of a lifetime to the USA where she’ll visit the home of the late Elvis Presley. Debbie of Penarth, near Cardiff, said: “Oh my God! It’s unbelievable. I can go to Graceland for my 60th! “I don’t win…

Iceland Foods has officially opened a brand-new The Food Warehouse store in Bridgend, with almost 100 customers eagerly waiting in line from 5am in the morning for the store to open its doors. The highly anticipated new store, situated at Parc Plaza, opened to the public on Tuesday 4th June bringing with it an estimated 22 additional jobs to the local community. To celebrate the grand opening, Iceland’s Bridgend store gave away £1,000 worth of store vouchers to the first 100 customers in the queue, as well as a free 1.2kg tub of Jellybeans to the first 200 customers through…

Commercial law firm Darwin Gray has doubled the size of its head office on Cathedral Road following a continued period of significant growth. This comes after the recent announcement of the firm’s expansion of its Bangor office last month. Celebrating its 22nd birthday this year, Darwin Gray is experiencing exponential growth across the firm at all levels of expertise. Having expanded its numbers by 40% in the last 18 months alone, the firm is now a team of 45 strong, with both its Corporate and Commercial and Litigation teams recently doubling in numbers, and a significant number of new members…

Officers investigating allegations of an assault upon a 10-year-old boy during a protest outside a Parc Tawe, Swansea store on May 31 have arrested a 42-year-old local man on suspicion of assault. He has been bailed pending further investigation. Officers investigating the incident have also arrested a 42-year-old woman on suspicion of assault and a 12-year-old girl on suspicion of racially aggravated assault.

First Minister Vaughan Gething will represent Wales at an event in France today to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day. The First Minister will attend the national commemoration at the British Normandy Memorial in Ver-sur-Mer, Normandy, where D-Day veterans and 2,000 guests will pay tribute to those who died. He will then visit the town of Asnelles to pay his respects at the memorial to the South Wales Borderers (SWB), the only Welsh unit to land on D-Day. The First Minister will take part in a commemoration alongside the Mayor of Asnelles and lay wreaths for the SWB and the…

Have your say on the future use of a new city square proposed by St David’s Cardiff. A weekend of community events will be held at the city shopping destination on Saturday 8th June and Sunday 9th June for people to provide further feedback on plans for the new public space. The concept for the new square has been developed by St David’s Cardiff owner Landsec following a series of public engagement events earlier this year, and Landsec has now revealed what the new city square could look like. The current proposal shows the square with green spaces in addition…

A new Managing Director has been appointed at Radnor Hills, Wales’ largest soft drinks producer. Simon Knight officially takes up the role at the Knighton-based company this week. Former Managing Director William Watkins will become CEO of Radnor Hills. Simon has worked as a consultant for Radnor for the past two years after being recommended by the Welsh Government. He has over 30 years of experience in the FMCG industry, with roles including Sales and Marketing Director for premium snacks brand Burts Snacks, helping to drive the business from an £11m to a £57m turnover. He has also worked for…