Key Cardiff Capital Region Projects Given City Deal Backing
A series of key projects to help shape the Cardiff Capital Region (CCR) as one of the most investable areas...
Month: March 2020
Care home leader urges relatives to stay away unless visits are “absolutely essential”
A social care leader is urging people not to not to visit relatives living in care homes unless it’s “absolutely...
North Wales storage giant helps blind bowlers beat disability
Keen bowlers in Wrexham are beating disability to finish jack high come rain, hail, snow or shine on an all-weather...
Business leaders and HR bosses attend free law seminars ahead of employment shake-up
MORE than 100 people attended law seminars highlighting imminent changes to employment legislation. The free events were organised by Supertemps...
2020 could see Welsh virtual reality prescribed on the NHS
Patients in Wales could soon see virtual reality become an everyday part of their medical treatment plans, thanks to ground-breaking...
Swansea Building Society’s new flagship branch exceeds expectations in first year
The performance of Swansea Building Society’s new, flagship, branch, which opened in Swansea city centre in January 2019, has exceeded...
Transport for Wales opportunities for Flybe staff
The thousands of staff affected by the collapse of the aviation operator Flybe are urged to look at employment vacancies...
Police boss launches crusade to combat cruel romance scams
A police boss has launched a new crusade against con artists who are targeting lonely men and women in cruel...
Low Cost Vans employee recognised as ‘Industry Hero’
Joanne Humphreys, compliance director at Low Cost Vans (LCV), one of the UK’s leading providers of commercial vehicles for business users,...
Fire-hit bakery forges ahead in new export markets
A bakery that’s bouncing back after a devastating fire is breaking into new export markets in Europe and the Middle...