Newport News
From September 2018, Newport families will be among those in Wales able to claim 30 hours of free childcare.
As the new GDPR guidelines make it more difficult for companies to make such effective use of online marketing channels, Gwent-based digital print specialists Lexon predict that many businesses will revert to direct marketing and door drops as a solution.
Alongside pioneering cities such as Frankfurt, Seattle and Sydney, Newport has now committed to using 100% clean energy by 2050.
Gypsy Jayne Tattoo Studio, in Risca, Newport, has moved to new premises thanks to a five-figure funding deal from NatWest.
Senior leaders and work-based learning managers from across Wales will gather at the Celtic Manor Resort, Newport next month to discover what the future holds for them as they strive to deliver a highly skilled workforce for the benefit of the Welsh economy.
The next Gwent Landlord Forum takes place on Tuesday 29th May at the Parkway Hotel in Llantarnam, Cwmbran.
Dedicated Diabetes UK Cymru volunteers from across Wales will be lining up to receive recognition for their work this Saturday.
The Wallich has launched five new homelessness outreach vehicles, called the Street Fleet, at a public event in Cardiff Bay.
A new technology that is potentially life-changing for many people with Type 1 diabetes is now available on the NHS in Wales.
Walking and cycling routes across the city are to be improved and expanded by Newport City Council.