Cardiff News
Keolis and Amey to open new Welsh headquarters and design hub and create 130 new Welsh jobs.
Nigel Higgins from Cardiff has five children aged 22, 20, 18 and 6 year old twins. He was nominated for this award by his wife, Emily.
Vivarail is delighted to announce that it has been chosen as preferred bidder to supply a fleet of Class 230 D-Trains to KeolisAmey for the Wales and Borders franchise. The trains will be the first to come into service as part of the new franchise and will demonstrate KeolisAmey’s commitment to providing new, high quality rolling stock to Welsh passengers.
Research released today (Thursday 7th June 2018) by Dr Sarah Russell, Head of Research at Hospice UK and the University of Leeds, has found that adults with conditions such as dementia, liver failure and stroke are unfortunately not receiving palliative care from hospices soon enough in their illness due to the timing of referrals from other healthcare services.
Cardiff-based Genesis Biosciences, a global biosciences company specialising in safe and natural microbial products, has recently launched its products on Amazon.
Brace yourself Cardiff – on 22nd June and with tour tickets selling out fast, the world’s biggest inflatable obstacle course, The Monster will arrive at the Cardiff Motorpoint Arena for the ultimate 3 day long party!
One of the largest and most prominent out of town office buildings in South Wales is set to undergo a multi-million pound refurbishment.
Glamorgan take on Kent in the Vitality Blast on Sunday 29th July and there will be even more style and performance on display than usual.
Charities RSPB Cymru and Buglife Cymru have been presented with a cheque for £38,195.89 by former Lord Mayor of Cardiff, Councillor Bob Derbyshire.
A new UK Tech Innovation Index is available today which shows that Wales and the South West of England have significant strengths across a range of sectors including AI and Data, Clean Growth, Advanced Manufacturing and Ageing Society. It also illustrates for the first time a significant overlap of activity clusters between the regions, with Bristol, Cardiff and Newport showing especially strong links to each other.