Author: Rhys Gregory

Businesspeople must work hard for leads today. Old ways of getting leads are no longer useful because of new tools. New tools assist firms lead distribution and software routing more easily, which is fantastic. We discuss the rise of lead distribution software, an important business tool, and how it changes lead sending and handling. Files and other time-consuming procedures are eliminated. Ensure that the proper merchants obtain leads by simplifying and speeding lead distribution. Companies can improve lead distribution efforts with stronger algorithms and real-time data analysis. It attracts new customers. Lead distribution software functions better when lead bidding software…

Greyhound racing betting is still hugely popular in the UK. There are currently 21 tracks in operation, with races happening almost every day of the year. Greyhound racing has its competitive origins back in the 1800s, and carries on strong today, with legal gambling available – here’s a look at how to analyse racing stats for betting. Betting on the Dogs The bulk of greyhound racing is done in physical betting shops and trackside as it doesn’t get the coverage that horse racing does. Horse racing is broadcast on terrestrial TV and has many high-quality in-depth sites dedicated to the…

May see’s the world-famous garden at Powis Castle and Garden in Welshpool burst into bloom, from towering rhododendrons to tumbling wisteria. Head Gardener, David Swanton, shares the highlights for the month ahead from one of the finest gardens in Britain Cared for by National Trust Cymru, the Grade I listed garden with views across the Severn Valley stretches out beneath the medieval castle. With dramatic terraces, an Orangery, an Edwardian formal garden and a peaceful wooded landscape, there is so much to explore. Descend into the historic Edwardian Formal Garden this month and be greeted by the sweet-scented blossom on…

Eight abandoned cats were taken into the care of the RSPCA – after rescuers found them in a property full of rubbish, multiple lumps of faeces, stale food and urine stains. The cats were found unattended in a Hirwaun property and were seized by police on Monday 7 August last year. The cats were then placed into the care of the RSPCA. They included a tabby long haired Maine Coon cat who had some matting on its back end, a cream and brown ragdoll cat, a cream and brown ragdoll cat, a grey and white ragdoll cat, a cream and…

A convicted paedophile has been sentenced to 20 years and 8 months for historic sexual offences against a child. Robert Evans from Ely, Cardiff, pleaded guilty to nine offences including rape of a child, sexual assault of child under 13 and breach of sex offenders’ notification requirements. His offending came to light when the victim told his mother. When arrested, Evans told officers: “I knew this was coming, I have been waiting for this day for a long time now. Evans, 58, made full admissions and on April 8, 2024, he was sentenced at Cardiff Crown Court to 12 years…

Built in the 1830s, Cardiff’s Dock Feeder Canal entered a new phase in its history recently, when a section of the city waterway that had been hidden beneath Churchill Way in Cardiff city centre since 1948 was uncovered. Now, QR codes which can be scanned by a smartphone to connect to information about the canal, have been placed along the entire route – from its source at Blackweir to the Pierhead in Cardiff Bay – to form a new ‘Cardiff Dock Feeder Canal Tour’ which makes the canal’s history even more accessible. The tour can also be followed virtually on…

Wales has become the first UK nation to launch in the metaverse, giving virtual visitors from across the world a taste of what they can discover there for real. The immersive experience has been created by Visit Wales to inspire future tourists by showcasing the range of experiences, places and attractions available to explore across Wales in real life. Visitors can navigate the Welsh-inspired landscape as a virtual version of themselves, whilst seeing a snapshot of the country’s culture and heritage through a range of features. These include: A historic castle with a hidden map of Wales to be found…

Two years ago, at the end of a successful season, Llandaff Cricket Club was looking forward to a bright future, introducing the sport to women, boys and girls, in addition to continuing its senior teams’ rise up the local league tables. Then, in October 2022, the club was attacked by mindless vandals who broke into its pavilion at Llandaff Fields, damaged its equipment and sprayed far-right graffiti on the walls, horrifying the club members, many of whom had spent years developing it into a mainstay of the local community. Undaunted, the club resolved to bounce back stronger and embarked on…

COUNCILLOR Colin Matthew (Matt) Crowley has been sworn in as the new Mayor of Neath Port Talbot. Cllr Crowley (Sandfields East) is President of Aberavon Green Stars RFC, a member of the Aberavon Lifeguard Club, a life member of the GMB Union, Chairman of Governors at Awel Y Mor Primary School, Governor at Tywyn Primary School and a member of the Mid & West Wales Fire & Rescue Service, He was sworn in by Neath Port Talbot Council Chief Executive Karen Jones at a ceremony as part of Neath Port Talbot Council’s Annual General Meeting at Margam Orangery on May…

Cllr Jon Harvey has been elected as the new Leader of Pembrokeshire County Council. Cllr Harvey, who represents the Pembroke St Mary North ward, was elected as Leader at the Annual General Meeting of Council held on Friday May 10. A Town Planner by profession, Cllr Harvey spent 12 years in various Planning Officer roles in Local Government before moving into the private sector and a career at senior level planning, housebuilding and development. More recently, he was the Head of Development at a Swansea-based Housing Association. With a love of music and theatre, Cllr Harvey has managed an indie…