North Walians urged to keep healthy after a third gain weight and exercise less in pandemic
A THIRD of people in North Wales have gained weight and exercised less since the onset of COVID-19. A report...
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Wales’ only FTSE 100 company celebrates graduate programme for delivering an inclusive blueprint for the financial sector’s future
The CEO of Wales’ only FTSE 100 company has praised a graduate programme for giving the financial sector the adaptability,...
Heritage Welsh sock firm sets sights on international expansion
A Southwest Wales sock company, which started out life kitting out local miners before going on to been worn by...
Heart patients monitored at home via mobile phone as part of health pilot
CARDIAC patients in North Wales are trialling innovative new technology that allows clinicians to monitor their health and recovery via...
Intensive learning academies launched to help Wales’ health and care system meet the challenges of tomorrow
Three new academies designed to help the next generation of leaders within Wales’ health and care services, are set to...
Pandemic fears will change the way most people in North Wales access NHS in future
MORE than half of people in North Wales will access NHS services differently in future because of the COVID-19 pandemic....
North Wales college battling to boost mental health and wellbeing of communities in lockdown
THE mental health and safety of students and staff has been the top priority for Coleg Cambria in lockdown. The...
Cardiff to Chicago: Star student set to study Stateside thanks to Seren’s support
A Cardiff teenager will be heading to the states this September to kickstart his dream career in economics after securing...
Nurse opens up on challenges facing North Wales hospice due to Coronavirus and funding shortfall
THE significance of St David’s Hospice has never been more apparent than in past months. Care staff have continued to...
Hospice to lose more than £1million due to Coronavirus and insufficient Welsh funding
A HOSPICE leader says chronic underfunding and the Coronavirus will see them lose around £1.2m this year. In an open...