A plan to invest in Cardiff’s skatepark infrastructure and which could see six new skateparks built by 2032 and many existing skateparks converted into modern concrete based facilities, has been revealed by Cardiff Council. […]
Gwynfor Jones struggled to focus in school and feared the social isolation during the Covid pandemic would hinder his adult development, but he credits work-based learning for achieving “the impossible”. The 18-year-old from Treherbert has […]
The take up of industrial property over 50,000 sq ft in Wales reached 1.87 million sq ft in 2023, up slightly on the 1.8 million sq ft in 2022, according to research from Knight Frank. […]
INDUSTRY placements and international work experience are at the heart of a top college’s new-look sports programmes. Coleg Cambria Deeside has revamped courses to ensure learners are ready to enter the world of work on […]
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Outdoor activity giant Zip World will be offering local residents the opportunity to get a 50% discount on activities at their six UK sites across Manchester, Windermere and Wales. If you’re local to Zip World’s […]
The Cabinet of Bridgend County Borough Council has approved the Housing Support Programme Strategy 2022 – 2026 which will be subsequently submitted to Welsh Government. In line with Welsh Government guidance, the strategy was informed […]
The weather in the UK is getting more and more extreme — from heatwaves in the summer to flooding and storms in the winter months. But what does this mean for fires? Using official government […]
A FOOD and drink project will serve up support for producers in Wales and review school dinner menus across the country. Six local authorities in Wales have signed up to the Larder Cymru Welsh Food for […]
Cardiff residents are being urged to take part in a far-reaching budget consultation which could see services cut and charges increased as the council looks to find £30.5m to balance the books in 2024/25 amidst a public sector funding crisis. […]
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