Workwear: Easy Ways to Buy Smart and Go Green
As we approach the end of the year, forward-thinking businesses keen to grow in 2025 will already be looking to...
Lisa Baker, Editor, Welsh Business News & News from Wales
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Holiday season celebrations take place at Amazon in Swansea
The team from Amazon in Swansea has been gearing up for the Christmas shopping season with a calendar full of...
Swansea Building Society marks three transformative years supporting Maggie’s Swansea
Swansea Building Society is celebrating the conclusion of its remarkable three-year partnership with cancer charity Maggie’s, during which it served...
How Buildings Are Designed for Fire Safety
Fire safety is a crucial consideration in modern building design, ensuring the safety of occupants and minimising potential damage to...
Rhyl Drift Park Play Area design takes shape thanks to input from community sessions
In the Autumn, in partnership with Balfour Beatty, two public information sessions were held at Rhyl Youth Centre by the...
Popular North Wales pub reopening for Christmas after £750,000 investment
All the stops are being pulled out to welcome customers back to a popular North Wales country pub which is...
Skillful restoration project rescues Georgian aqueduct from the ravages of time
Neath Port Talbot Council, working with Powys County Council and CADW, have brought an ancient aqueduct back to life as...
DVLA Staff Raise £29,000 for Alzheimer’s Society Through Year-Long Fundraising Efforts
Staff at the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) have successfully raised an impressive £29,000 for their 2024 Charity of...
Former Mid Wales tourism chief recognised for her 25 years’ service
The former chief executive of Machynlleth-based MWT Cymru received a special presentation at the Mid Wales Tourism Awards 2024 ceremony...
RWAS feature county Ceredigion raises £430,000 during exceptional year
Ceredigion raised a remarkable £440,000 during its term as the Royal Welsh Agricultural Society (RWAS) feature county. Speaking at...