Fresh lease of life for crematorium’s historic pipe organ
A 50-year-old pipe organ which is located in the main chapel of the Grade-II listed Coychurch Crematorium has undergone a...
Month: September 2021
Major tree-planting scheme planned across Bridgend county borough
Thousands of trees will be planted this autumn in five different parts of Bridgend County Borough on land owned by...
Specialist help available for first time exporters
Chambers Wales is providing guidance and support to businesses exporting for the first time. The leading business organisation has helped...
Healthcare group appoints new Ethics and Safeguarding Lead
In a move designed to strengthen its oversight of ethical and safeguarding issues, specialist healthcare provider, Ludlow Street Healthcare, has...
New Global Remote Work Awards – The Omnis – Introduce Excellence In Changing Employment Practices
To acknowledge leaders in the global remote work space, Omnipresent, a global employment services partner, is introducing The Omnis. These awards...
Board International appoints Marco Limena as Chief Executive Officer
Board International, the #1 Decision-Making Platform provider, today announced the appointment of Marco Limena as Chief Executive Officer. Limena will...
5 reasons to turn your hoverboard into a go-kart
With a hoverboard, you get a fun transport device with two motors, self-balancing technology and a high capacity battery, but...
Boat show moves under cover as Carol Vorderman’s paddleboarding adventures boost marine tourism
The North Wales economy will be riding the crest of a wave next year thanks to a boom in watersports...
Decline of department stores means more space for mixed use, says Clarke Willmott
The gradual decline of the high street has been taking place over a number of years, with retail battling the...
Science Park placement allows Bangor University student to hit the ground running with their career
A work placement at Menai Science Park (M-SParc) has paid off for a university student, who is now in his...