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A NUMBER of state-of-the-art projects forming part of the £1.3bn Swansea Bay City Deal investment in South West Wales are expected to be approved in coming months.
Cardiff-based Simply Do Ideas, the education technology firm that helps people build and test their ideas, has raised £550,000 in its latest funding round.
Swansea City Centre businesses who go the extra mile to make their customers smile will be rewarded for their exceptional customer service, with a new awards scheme launched by Swansea BID (Business Improvement District).
Councillor Roger Jeavons, Cabinet Member and Paul Jones, Head of Streetscene, at Park Square car park in Newport with one of the two charging pods.
Less than a year since CIM (The Chartered Institute of Marketing) established its new Wales Board, two further appointments have been made, completing the expert line-up.
Leading specialist recruitment agency Acorn has added a Weston-super-Mare branch to its growing portfolio in the South West following further employer demand in the area.
University Cribs, the online student property rental platform, has appointed scale-up expert David Murray-Hundley as its chairman ahead of its second seed funding round.
An awards ceremony honouring and recognising Wales’ transport sector has been officially launched.
Employment in south east Wales is set to increase by more than 29,000 jobs between 2014 and 2024, according to figures highlighted in Careers Wales’ Spotlight on South East Wales.
ALMOST a year after the historic signing to support the world’s first compound semiconductor cluster in South-East Wales, Cardiff Capital Region Cabinet members today (March 26) was shown how the City Deal funding has been invested.