Healthcare heroes of tomorrow inspired by major careers showcase in Wrexham
ALMOST 200 young people were given a taste of life on the frontline of healthcare as education providers and employers came together for a major careers event in North Wales. Coleg Cambria welcomed school pupils, students and industry representatives to its Healthcare Heroes 2026 showcase in Wrexham, highlighting the opportunities available across the health and…
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Award-winning PR agency targets further growth from new HQ
AN AWARD-WINNING PR agency is building on continued growth and a high-profile client portfolio with a move to new offices in St Asaph. Radar PR is relocating to Bowen Court on St Asaph Business Park following another successful period which has seen founder and director Martin Williams work with up to 20 new clients and…
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Put CYMRU on the shirt: £10,000 World Cup appeal launche
A campaign has been launched to raise £10,000 to support Cymru’s wheelchair rugby league team as they prepare to represent Wales at the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup in Australia later this year. The ‘10,000 for CYMRU’ campaign is calling on people across Wales, as well as supporters around the world, to give just £1…
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Students raise the bar again with exceptional A Level and BTEC results at Coleg Cambria
STUDENTS are toasting an “exceptional” set of A Level and BTEC results, capping off a year that’s seen Coleg Cambria go from strength to strength.Chief Executive Yana Williams and Principal Sue Price today (Thursday) congratulated learners at the college’s sites in Deeside, Wrexham, Northop and Llysfasi, as they collected grades that will carry them into…
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Advertising giant lights up Cardiff as South Wales expansion continues
CARDIFF’S digital skyline has become even brighter after Route Media unveiled four premium roadside screens at two of the capital’s busiest gateways. The investment marks another milestone for one of Wales’ fastest-growing out-of-home media companies, which is helping reshape how brands, public bodies and organisations connect with audiences through smart, real-time technology. Two large-format screens…
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Restaurant relaunch and new leadership marks fresh chapter for iconic seafront hotel
ONE of Wales’ best-known hotels is blending more than 150 years of heritage with a fresh culinary direction as it invites locals and visitors alike to rediscover one of Llandudno’s most iconic destinations. The Imperial Hotel – which has welcomed generations of families, holidaymakers and returning guests to the promenade in the ‘Queen of the…
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Hollywood dream moves closer as complete Wrexham trilogy heads for the screen
A satirical book trilogy inspired by Wrexham AFC’s extraordinary rise from non-league football to the brink of the Premier League has been completed – with an award-winning Wrexham production company now developing it for the screen. North Wales lawyer, columnist and lifelong Wrexham supporter Andrew Foley Jones has published the final two instalments of It’s…
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Public feedback begins shaping seaside resort’s £20m investment programme
RHYL residents have been putting forward bold ideas for the town’s future at a community discussion led by Clwyd North MP Gill German, as momentum builds behind plans to shape how £20 million of investment will be spent over the next decade. Twenty-five people attended Ffordd Las Community Centre to follow up on their responses…
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New offshore wind partnership aims to cut risk on multi-billion-pound energy projects
AS the offshore wind industry pushes into deeper waters, demand is growing for a new generation of geoscience data capable of reducing risk long before construction begins. Robertson Geo and geoscience consultancy Agerion have joined forces to help meet that challenge, combining downhole logging technology with specialist technical advisory services to give developers greater confidence…
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Viral potato trend inspires new Welsh school lunch revolution
THE jacket potato has had an unexpected revival. Driven by the viral success of street food favourites like ‘Spud Bros’ and a wider appetite for loaded, locally sourced baked potatoes, the traditional school dinner staple has become one of the most talked-about foods on social media – and Welsh schools are making the most of…
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