Author: Rhys Gregory

Signature Property Finance, one of the UK’s leading short-term property finance providers has recruited Consumer Behaviour and Marketing graduate Sam Pescott as the firm’s latest Client Relationship Executive, to help meet the growing funding demand from property developers. Signature relocated its head office close to Cardiff in 2023 and continues to look locally for the talent needed to drive growth, whilst aiming to take advantage of opportunities across the region, with a recruitment strategy designed to further improve efficiency and deal speed. Thomas Howells, Signature Chief Operating Officer commented: “Signature is committed to developing the next generation of Relationship Managers…

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Blooms have a special way to communicate the feelings and lift up the mood. B-Days, anniversaries and the other holidays are perhaps the most frequent times to send bouquets but there are many other moments – some not-so-traditional — where the floral surprises can have a powerful effect.  Looking for the most reliable flower shop near me like myflowers.co.uk can be a treat when you find that local spot offering dozens of fresh blossoms in every color and providing on point customer service. Whether you are celebrating certain gift occasions or just feel like spicing up your living space, it…

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A LEADING light in animal therapy held a workshop for students and zookeepers at a popular wildlife park. Matthew Shackleton, a Chester-based veterinary physio, zoo consultant and animal care practitioner at Coleg Cambria Northop, discussed and demonstrated lameness and enrichment devices at Yorkshire Wildlife Park in Branton, near Doncaster. Joined by Cambria’s Animal Care Coordinator Richard Morrilly, they conducted a morning of theory on physiology and how to spot locomotive illnesses – which restrict quality of life and movement – and solutions on how to prevent them. Also in attendance were learners from Lincoln College’s Animal Management programmes. “It was…

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Popeyes® UK has announced the opening of its brand-new restaurant in Newport. Popeyes®, the home of Famous Louisiana Chicken, will be located in Newport Retail Park in the heart of the city, marking the brand’s 18th opening in 2024. Chicken fans across the city will be able to experience Popeyes® world-famous shatter crunch for themselves once they get their hands on the mouth-watering menu, which brings the flavours of New Orleans straight to Newport. With its signature 12-hour marinated chicken, original Southern biscuits and gravy, the new Popeyes restaurant will add to the existing vibrant food scene in Newport. After…

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Andreas Lee, 41, from Llanrumney, was sentenced at Cardiff Crown Court on Tuesday, August 13, to six weeks in prison for theft. Officers were driving down Bute Street in Cardiff in the early hours of January 17, 2024, when they were flagged down by the victim. The theft took place at an unknown address around the Bute Street area where the victim was punched and had his Rolex watch and Smart Wallet stolen. The victim then walked back towards the underpass of the railway tracks on Bute Street to see if he could locate the persons who took his watch.…

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Cardiff Airport is pleased to announce that new ski flights to the French Alps are now available for booking, courtesy of Crystal Ski, TUI’s ski partner. TUI, the largest tour operator in Wales, will operate flights every Saturday between Cardiff and Chambéry, France, from 21 December 2024 to 15 March 2025. These flights will be provided by TUI Airways. Chambéry, a picturesque town steeped in history and culture, offers a wealth of attractions, including its medieval Old Town, cathedral, château, and museums. The area also boasts some of the world’s finest ski resorts, such as Val d’Isère, La Plagne, Courchevel,…

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A south Wales-based occupational health team which provides health and wellbeing services to organisations across the UK is planning on creating 17 new clinical and support roles and increasing system innovation thanks to a £180,000 loan from the Development Bank of Wales, via the Wales Business Fund. Insight Workplace Health is Wales’ largest and fastest-growing occupational health provider.   It supports some of the country’s leading organisations in both the public and private sectors. Founded in Port Talbot in 2009 by twins Liz Terry and Ellie Taylor, Insight has grown to more than 50 employees and offers occupational health services on…

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JDS Machinery Rali Ceredigion is not just a motorsport event; it’s a celebration of community, education, and sustainability. In the lead-up to the rally weekend on 30 August to 01 September, 2024, the event organisers have been actively engaging with local schools and communities to foster a spirit of involvement and excitement. JDS Machinery Rali Ceredigion team has been actively visiting schools across Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire, and has launched a competition for schools to win up to £1,000 to spend on environmental projects. There is also a competition for children to design one of the rally cars that will take…

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Ford Sporting Ambassador Aled Sion Davies is on a sustainable road to the Paralympic Games in Paris with his Ford Mustang Mach-E. Aled Sion Davies OBE says that he’s on a sustainable road to the Paralympic Games in Paris after collecting his new all-electric Ford Mustang Mach-E from Bridgend Ford, his local Ford dealer. The reigning Paralympic, World, Commonwealth and European para shot put champion is proud to become a Ford GB ambassador – not least because the brand has played a huge part in Aled’s life. Aled was born in Bridgend after his parents moved there from just outside…

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The Age Cymru Partnership is urging older people across Wales to have a conversation with the charity about claiming benefits and entitlements as it launches its campaign More Money in your Pocket, to support older people in Wales who are missing out on thousands of pounds worth of benefits. This is money that could support the day-to-day lives of many eligible older people across Wales. Age Cymru’s 2024 survey ‘What matters to you?’ found that nearly half (48%) of the 1300 plus respondents said the cost-of-living crisis was a challenge in the past 12 months. The Partnership’s Advice teams are…

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