Shopper numbers up by 20 per cent since car park charges were slashed
Slashing car park prices by up to 55 per cent has given a shopping centre a massive boost.
The number of shoppers going to Eagles Meadow in Wrexham has rocketed by more than 20 per...
Flintshire firm booms thanks to a Chinese order
A FLINTSHIRE firm has broken into the Chinese market with a ground breaking system which is cleaning up in the pharmaceutical industry.
David Catherall, Managing Director of TDC Services, in Ewloe, is the brains behind...
Increased pay is vital to recruit more care workers with looming 20,000 shortfall
Increasing the pay of social care workers in Wales so that they earn more than shelf stackers in discount supermarkets is vital to solve the massive recruitment crisis in the sector.
The call from Mario...
The Judge’s Lodging runner up in the 2016 Hudson’s Heritage Awards 2016
The Judge’s Lodging in Presteigne has been recognised for the second time in two years at the prestigious 2016 Hudson’s Heritage Awards.
Whilst museum staff were busy lighting their period lights and opening the doors...
MP calls for extra resources for refugees’ healthcare in Wales
Plaid Cymru MP Liz Saville Roberts has warned that cash-strapped local authorities in Wales may be forced to ‘pick and choose’ which refugees to take in on the grounds of affordability and has called...
Cathedral with acoustics better than iconic Sydney Opera House
A host of world class musicians are heading for an ancient cathedral where the acoustics are "better than the iconic Sydney Opera House".
The combination of stone and the vaulted wooden ceiling at the 13th...
Trainer whose dedication leads to young people landing jobs is shortlisted for Wales Care Award
A TRAINING boss who spearheaded a pioneering scheme which led to a number of young people landing jobs in the care industry has been shortlisted for a top award.
Over the past 18 months, 58-year-old...
We need to stop vilifying drugs victims and show more care and compassion
By North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Arfon Jones
It costs around £65,000 to send somebody to prison in this country once police, court costs and all the other steps are taken into account. After...
Musical space odyssey at Bangor festival
A top festival is promising an “out of this world” experience – with music created by the Large Hadron Collider and the premiere of a poem in the Star Trek language of Klingon.
The two-day...
Elite American choir opt for real Welsh welcome in Llangollen
An internationally renowned American choir are looking forward to having a true taste of Welsh hospitality.
The Azusa Pacific University Chamber Singers from California are heading to Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod in July and will...
