Author: Rhys Gregory

Whether you’re trying a new destination or looking for the most delicious cuisine, Turkey is always worth considering. From cultural landmarks to natural wonders, this beautiful country has something to offer for every type of tourist. If you’re ready to plan an unforgettable journey, keep reading to find out about our favourite destinations in Turkey. Istanbul: History and charm Istanbul is the largest city in Turkey. Though not the capital, it’s well renowned for its blend of impressive architecture, historical sites, and modern facilities too. From world-class museums to designer shopping, you won’t be disappointed by the opportunities here. Istanbul…

This Black Friday, simplify your holiday shopping with BLUETTI’s exceptional deals on portable power stationsand practical gifts for indoor and outdoor use. The BLUETTI Black Friday Sale runs from 11 November to 2 December. Save up to 45% off, so now is the time to snag some holiday gifts for your loved ones. Best-Value Gifts for Travelers: AC180 and AC70 Portable Power Station Compact yet powerful, the AC180 and AC70 are great gifts for travelers, remote workers, or anyone who needs reliable power on the go. The AC180 packs a 1,152Wh capacity and 1,800W output, which can keep a car…

Setting up a new business is a great opportunity to chase your dreams. However, you still need to deal with a number of legal templates and other basic requirements. In this blog post, we will guide you through setting up a small business. Putting Together a Business Plan Every great small business starts with an idea and a place in the market. Learning that there’s a niche for your service is often the first big step. This might involve a round of market research to check if there’s demand for your services. You must then start creating a formal business…

Anthem Music Fund Wales has announced Emyr Afan OBE as their new Chair of the Board, succeeding David Alston MBE, who established Anthem in 2018. Anthem. Music Fund Wales is a charitable organisation creating a Wales in which music can empower every young life. They believe that every young person deserves the opportunity to engage and explore what music can do for them. Their mission is to enable access to music, generate more opportunities and nurture diverse talent to take the next steps to musical careers. Anthem was established in 2018 following a Welsh Government report exploring ways to support…

Principality Commercial has provided £6m in funding to support a not-for-profit housing association construct over 30 new energy efficient, social and affordable homes, with the objective of building sustainable neighbourhoods in Wales. Bro Myrddin Housing Association, a long-standing partner of Principality Commercial, provides people across Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire with housing-related support. Based in Carmarthen, the association maintains around 1,065 homes and provides a wide range of service for its residents and other stakeholders – the organisation’s homes include individual flats and houses, sheltered housing, and supported homes that enable people to live independently. Principality Commercial, the commercial arm of Wales’…

Mind Cymru is urging men across Wales who may be struggling with their mental health to reach out and get the support they need, as figures show male suicide rates continue to rise in Wales. In response, and during Men’s Health Month this November, the mental health charity is reminding all men experiencing mental health problems that help is out there. A decade ago, in 2014, the numbers of suicides among men in Wales stood at some of their lowest for almost 30 years – but by 2023 they had reached their second highest on record, according to the Office…

Half-year results published yesterday (Tuesday, November 26) by the Development Bank of Wales show 221 businesses and 3,245 jobs have been supported with investment totalling £61.8 million in the period from 1 April to 30 September 2024. Co-investment stands at £42.1 million for a total economic impact of £103.9 million in the first six months of the year. With core objectives to facilitate an entrepreneurial culture, support financial inclusion and prioritising social impact, the Development Bank has £2 billion in funds under management and a portfolio of 3,378 customers. As a public finance institution owned by the Welsh Government, the…

Celebrated local chefs Tommy Heaney and Dave Killick (previously head chef of the award-winning Heathcock pub), have announced the opening date for their new restaurant, Ember in the heart of Pontcanna. The highly anticipated venue, located just across the road from Tommy’s existing restaurants Heaney’s and Uisce, is set to open its doors to the public from Friday 6th December, with reservations open from today. Ember combines the strengths of Killick’s creative, nose-to-tail approach and expertise in pasta-making to create a laid-back, neighbourhood restaurant that will showcase the best seasonal, British ingredients. Described by Tommy as ‘anything but Italian’ the…

FinTech Wales hosted an event earlier this week (November 26) to support individuals and families affected by the recent job losses at Tata Steel. Working alongside recruitment company Acorn by Synergie, FinTech Wales invited employers to speak about various roles and opportunities available in fintech and financial services at the Community Support Centre in Aberafan Shopping Centre, Port Talbot. The training and employment support has been geared towards creating new employment and an economic future for the area. Companies who provided valuable insight into career paths in the fintech industry on the day included WeGetDesign, Cadre Advisory, Dynamo Cover, Gower…

A football supporter has received a Football Banning Order following an incident at the Swansea.com Stadium. Sam Bright, from Cardiff, was arrested for a public order offence at this season’s Swansea City vs Cardiff City game at the Swansea.com Stadium. Towards the end of the game the 46-year-old was seen throwing a missile from within the away end into the Swansea City fans. On September 11, he appeared at Swansea Magistrates’ Court where he pleaded guilty to breaching the Football (offences) Act 1991 (Throwing missiles at area adjacent to pitch) and was issued with a three-year Football Banning Order. As…