Author: Rhys Gregory

Cymru Football Foundation’s Fit-For-Future Facilities Programme is supporting the development of a new 3G pitch at Greenhill School, Tenby. Pembrokeshire Leisure has successfully secured a £407,000 grant to replace the old astro turf pitch with a new 3G facility that will enhance the provision for both the school  and community clubs. Cllr Rhys Sinnett, Cabinet Member for Residents’ Services said: “This project will play a significant role in ensuring that Pembrokeshire can continue to provide first class facilities across the county. “The collaboration led by Pembrokeshire County Council’s leisure section and incorporating the Cymru Football Foundation, Sport Wales, Greenhill School…

Pontypridd has marked the reopening of the much-loved Y Muni in style, with a packed variety event on Saturday night that celebrated a host of local musical talent – raising the curtain for the venue’s exciting future. The ‘Ponty LIVE!’ event on September 14 welcomed local musical acts to the auditorium’s main stage, as Y Muni hosted its first official event since a £6m redevelopment by the Council and Awen Cultural Trust. The venue was used as a National Eisteddfod of Wales site in August 2024, and has now opened in its own right for the first time in more…

Wales can take pride in the six dedicated young people who represented their country as part of Team UK at the 47th WorldSkills Competition in Lyon last week and brought home a silver medal and a Best in Nation accolade. Ruben Duggan from Manmoel in Blackwood won Silver in Plumbing and Heating. Thrilled with his achievement, Ruben said: “It’s the ultimate finish to a fantastic journey, from my little college in the valleys to winning a silver medal in the world finals. Nothing compares to this.” Ruby Pile, who works at Lucknam Park Hotel and Spa and attended Cardiff and Vale…

In an increasingly interconnected world, businesses are looking beyond their borders to expand their operations and tap into new markets. International trade consultancy firms play a pivotal role in helping these businesses navigate the complexities of global commerce. From understanding trade regulations to developing market entry strategies, these consultancies provide the expertise necessary for success. Keep reading to explore the extensive benefits and services provided by these specialized firms in the intricate world of international trade. The Role of International Trade Consultancy Firms in Global Commerce As global trade evolves, businesses face the challenge of navigating diverse market dynamics. International…

ADHD is a condition that significantly affects a student’s learning experience and performance. This neurodevelopmental disorder is often characterized by inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity, aspects that can hinder academic progress and social interactions. The challenges are diverse, and the impact is far-reaching, affecting not only the individual but also the educational environment. Key to aiding students with ADHD is a comprehensive understanding of the condition and how it manifests in educational settings. In this article, we will delve into the intricacies of ADHD, cognitive, behavioral, and social implications, and effective strategies to support learning. Understanding the Spectrum of ADHD and…

When it comes to medical treatment, we all expect to receive care of the highest standard. Unfortunately, there are occasions when the care provided falls below expectations, leading to medical negligence. Understanding the complexities of medical negligence claims can be a daunting process in the UK. However, arming yourself with the right knowledge and guidance can significantly improve your ability to navigate the system successfully. Keep reading for valuable insights into managing these claims effectively. Understanding Medical Negligence Claims in the UK Medical negligence, or clinical negligence, happens when healthcare professionals fail to meet accepted standards of care, causing harm…

In today’s competitive business environment, arming oneself with the right set of tools and resources can be the difference between success and stagnation. Being resourceful not only helps in managing day-to-day operations but also provides a strategic edge in long-term growth. From financial management to legal protection, the opportunities to leverage online resources to benefit your business are abundant. Below, we’ll explore some of the key resources every business owner should consider to ensure success. Keep reading to discover how these tools can be integrated into your business strategy. Essential Financial Management Tools for Entrepreneurs Effective financial management is crucial…

A BOOMING sports academy is tabling huge attendances following a successful first year. The collaboration between Coleg Cambria and Table Tennis Wales has made significant progress in the last 12 months, in partnership with communities and schools across North Wales. Regional Development Officer Aaron Beech has liaised with clubs, PE teachers and grassroots organisations in a bid to find the country’s next Olympic, Commonwealth or World champion. The Academy held four festivals at the college’s Yale site in Wrexham – supported by GCSE pupils – targeting primary school children. More than 300 attended the events, taking part in matches and…

A popular TV actor and singer has become a huge hit after taking on a new starring role at a care home. Emyr Gibson, a Creative Practitioner at Pendine Park’s Bryn Seiont Newydd in  Caernarfon, is in the running for a top award. He has been shortlisted for the Sir Bryn Terfel Foundation Wales Care Award For promoting the Arts in Social Care. The award is sponsored by the Pendine Arts & Community Trust which supports community and the arts in all its forms. The Wales Care Awards, supported by headline sponsor Ontex Healthcare, will be held at  Cardiff’s Holland…

South Wales Police can confirm that two men from Somerset have been charged with the murder of Andrew Main. Joseph Dix, 26, of Frome, and Macauley Ruddock, 27, of Bath, appeared at Swansea Crown Court on Friday, 13 September. They both pleaded not guilty and a trial has now been set for January, 2025. Andrew Main, 33, from Falkirk, Scotland, was involved in an incident on July 17. He was admitted to hospital where he remained, but on August 14 he died from his injuries and a murder investigation was launched by South Wales Police. Andrew’s sister, Nikki Main, has…