Find out why Titanic passengers thought Wrexham Lager was brewed in England
A unique collection of Wrexham Lager memorabilia is to take pride of place in the original home of the iconic brewery – including a poster designed for the ill-fated Titanic cruise liner.
Wealth management company...
Staycations boom is good news for Tommy’s camper van conversions
The great British staycation getaway from the pandemic means that business is booming for a North Wales camper van conversion company.
Simple Camper Vans, based in Caernarfon, turns conventional vans and SUVs into mobile holiday...
Tommy’s ticket to adventure with a simple camper van conversion
An outdoor sports enthusiast has turned his passion for life on the wild side into a business converting run of the mill cars and vans into life-changing adventure vehicles.
Tommy Chamings started Simple Camper Vans...
High tech Wrexham firm clinches contract with world leader in financial messaging
A high-tech Wrexham company has landed a three-year deal with the world’s leading provider of secure financial messaging services.
According to chief executive Paul Barlow, the contract was a massive coup for Disclosure Services who...
New micro pub puts the ales in Wales and replaces music with chat
A new micro pub in one of North Wales’s busiest tourist towns has banned electronic music and games in favour of good old-fashioned conversation.
The Hoptimist, in Market Street, Llangollen, is the latest venture by...
Post-Covid shift away from global supply chains could boost North Wales economy
A backlash against globalisation in the wake of the Covid-19 crisis can reignite a powerful North Wales manufacturing sector still reeling from the shock waves of over 1400 Airbus redundancies, according to a top...
Firms slam “disproportionate and unjust” covid restrictions
Business leaders in North Wales have condemned the new round of covid restrictions as “disproportionate and unjust”.
According to the North Wales and Mersey Dee Business Council, the tourism hospitality and leisure sector felt particularly...
Toyota Rav4 road test by Steve Rogers
The hybrid story part two.
In the first episode the little Yaris popped in a driving score of 86 so what could the Rav4, its much bigger SUV brother do? I don't want to brag...
North Wales can become hub of UK’s green future says top nuclear scientist
North Wales is in pole position to become the hub of the UK’s green energy future, according to the leading scientist who heads Bangor University’s Nuclear Futures Institute.
At stake is £525 million for a...
Shock survey reveals 40% of North Wales firms will fold without more Covid aid
A shock survey has revealed that 40% per cent of North Wales businesses across tourism, hospitality, retail and leisure say they will cease to trade if there are any more lockdowns.
The study, conducted by...
