Author: Rhys Gregory

The Deputy First Minister, Huw Irranca-Davies and Wales Office Minister, Dame Nia Griffith, have attended commemorations of the city’s liberation from the Germans in 1944 by the 53rd Welsh Infantry Division. ‘s-Hertogenbosch, also known as Den Bosch, has maintained strong links to Wales ever since. The city features many tributes to the sacrifices of the Welsh people. A war memorial in the town honours Welsh soldiers who fought for its freedom, and the names of the 146 Welsh soldiers who gave their lives for the town are displayed on its bridge. There is also a Welsh cross in the cathedral…

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In today’s fast-paced business environment, efficiency and collaboration are vital for success. Companies are turning to advanced knowledge management solutions to ensure their teams can effortlessly access and share critical information. These platforms revolutionize how knowledge is curated, accessed, and utilized, ultimately enhancing productivity and innovation. The right features within these solutions can significantly affect teamwork and efficiency. Below, we delve into the top functionalities that propel these advantages forward. Essential Features of Knowledge Management Solutions for Streamlined Collaboration Streamlined collaboration starts with a robust platform where colleagues can easily share and refine knowledge. Intuitive user interfaces are a must,…

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Caribbean citizenship offers global mobility, financial security, and enhanced business opportunities. One way to secure it is through Caribbean citizenship programs. Let’s explore the many Caribbean passport benefits presented by Lyle Julien, Investment Programs Expert at Immigrant Invest. Dual citizenship support and security Caribbean countries usually allow dual and multiple citizenship. Newly naturalised citizens can keep their original nationality while obtaining a second passport. In 2024, about 80% of Caribbean nations with citizenship programs permit dual citizenship. This provides flexibility during political or economic crises in one’s home country, ensuring that Caribbean borders and legal support remain accessible. Safety and…

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Investment is a convenient path to obtaining a residence permit and moving to the European Union. It comes with perks like faster processing times and family inclusion. For those considering an EU residence by investment program, here’s a checklist by Albert Ioffe, Legal and Compliance Officer at Immigrant Invest. 1. Difference between EU residency by investment and citizenship by investment There are several programs for immigration by investment in the EU, but none provide a direct path to citizenship. These programs are usually called “Residence by Investment” or “Permanent Residence by Investment”. After obtaining the status, investors can eventually acquire…

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Welsh rider Sean Bowen has made a fast start to the 2024/25 British Jump Jockeys’ Championship, as he has already hit the 65 winners mark for the campaign. Can Sean Bowen go one better this year and become Champion Jockey? #ITVRacing | #TheOpeningShow | @Sean_Bowen_ pic.twitter.com/Kj5Ny7fgoQ — ITV Racing (@itvracing) October 26, 2024 Bowen, who is bidding for his first title, finished second in the championship last season behind Harry Cobden. An injury midway through the campaign hindered his chances of lifting the trophy. Bowen Eying up Big Prizes This Season As the number one rider for trainer Olly Murphy,…

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Elan Valley is gearing up for an action-packed October half term with a range of activities designed to entertain and inspire visitors of all ages. Nestled in the picturesque heart of Wales, Elan Valley is offering a variety of events from Halloween-themed adventures to a local food, drink, and craft fair, ensuring a memorable experience for all. Kick off the festivities with the Cambrian Mountains Food, Drink, and Craft Fair on Saturday, October 26, from 10am to 4pm. After a successful debut in 2021, this year’s fair returns with more local flavour and creativity. As part of the Menter y Mynydd…

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RDM Electrical & Mechanical Services, a leading South Wales-based building services company and part of the wider Raven Delta (RD) Group, is celebrating a remarkable achievement, having secured victories at both the ECA Industry Awards 2024 and the BESA Awards 2024 for its work on the Cross Hands East Strategic Employment Site (SES) project. The company won the Best Sustainability Project at the ECA Awards, held on October 11 at the Hilton Bankside, London, and just days later triumphed again by taking home the Net Zero Initiative of the Year award at the BESA Awards, which took place on October 17…

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Uber Eats has today revealed the national finalists for its UK & Ireland Restaurant of the Year Awards, representing the very best of small businesses available on the platform. From a pool of over 130 restaurants, 12 have made it to the grand finale, including a few returning favourites from 2023 – Natty’s Jerk Shack (South East), Haystack Cafe (Wales) and Locke Burger (Ireland). This year, the judging panel set to determine the winner of the coveted ‘Restaurant of The Year’ award is bigger than ever. Leading the charge is chef, television and radio broadcaster Andi Oliver, joined by street…

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The independent body which supports Welsh industry on the delivery of net zero, Net Zero Industry Wales (NZIW), is entering a new chapter to help accelerate decarbonisation in Wales. Welcoming new board members and forging fresh partnerships, this bold new phase comes just over two years after the not-for-profit body was established in 2022. NZIW’s independent guidance and support empowers Welsh businesses to build greener futures — using grassroots collaboration to help identify and overcome barriers on decarbonisation projects, from funding pressures to capacity limitations. To date, NZIW has put collaborative partnerships front and centre — supporting RWE in delivering…

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Sisters have followed in their late father’s footsteps as a tribute to his memory and his love of charity fundraising. David Catley was a patient in the Chemotherapy Day Unit, part of the South West Wales Cancer Centre in Singleton Hospital, for two years. The retired Royal Mail transport manager died in August last year at the age of 74. He had been diagnosed with bladder cancer but fought right up until the end. His family described him as a character who would do anything for charity. Now his two daughters have continued the tradition by fundraising for the Chemotherapy…

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