Deputy Minister calls for a partnership approach to apprenticeships in Wales
The Welsh Government is calling for a positive partnership with employers, training providers and young people to deliver apprenticeships in Wales.
The call came from Deputy Minister for Skills and Technology Julie James at a...
Memory box pilot project with dementia patients in a hospital setting
An exciting new pilot reminiscence project is underway at Llandudno Hospital to trial memory boxes containing objects from the collections of Conwy Museum and Archive Services (Conwy County Borough Council) and Llandudno Museum.
This is...
Space to sit and share for residents
Tenants and residents on one estate in Penygroes now have a place to sit and chat with neighbours, thanks to contractors that have just finished refurbishing the estate.
Tenants at Bro Llwyndu in Penygroes have...
Giant bubble firm aims to get bigger – and greener
An entrepreneur from Conwy has launched a campaign for funding as she plans to pop indie rock band The Kaiser Chiefs in a gigantic bubble.
Paola Dyboski-Bryant, who launched Dr Zigs, a company that makes...
Cash seized from villains helps young people kick off to a brighter future
Money confiscated from criminals is helping young people build a new future for themselves - with the help of football and an ex-offender who's now a role model.
The ground-breaking Warehouse project in Wrexham, which...
Speed star car inspires art installation at Quadrant
A ceramic model of a Welsh world land speed record-breaking car goes on display this weekend at a Swansea shopping centre.
‘Babs’, the car piloted by Welshman John Parry-Thomas to the record back in the...
Llangollen Eisteddfod visitor set to fly 6,000 miles to return as volunteer
A wine expert from Hong Kong who fell in love with the Llangollen International Eisteddfod is flying 6,000 miles to work as a volunteer at the festival.
Bill Kong, 54, was mesmerised by the intoxicating...
Nursing homes could be forced to close by “daft” immigration rules
A number of nursing homes in Wales could be forced to close because of new UK Government rules, a social care chief has warned.
The controversial legislation will force non-European workers to return home if...
Comedian swaps Edinburgh Festival for food festival
Top standup comedian Silky will swap jokes for yolks when he gives a cookery demonstration at a food festival.
The red hot gig at Hamper Llangollen in October will be a first for the comedian...
Ysgol Cymerau pupils promote road safety
A site meeting was held recently between the staff at Ysgol Cymerau and officers from Gwynedd Council’s Road Safety Unit to discuss how they would be able to improve road safety around the school...
