The body has pointed to upcoming business rates payments due in April and the ending of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme.
Author: Richard Gurner
More support for freelancers working in creative sectors
The new round of support funding from the Cultural Recovery Fund will mean each of the freelancers already supported will receive an additional £2,500 to support them through this extended period of reduced activity.
Persimmon seeking Judicial Review into decision not to build 300 homes
Housing developer Persimmon is seeking a Judicial Review into a Welsh Government decision to reject plans for 300 new homes on green space.
The Caerphilly-based animation studio behind the latest Foo Fighters video
A computer animation studio is lighting up the world with its work – all from an unassuming office overlooking Caerphilly Castle. Move aside Pixar.
Welsh Water bills set to fall from April 2021
The average water and sewerage bill is set to fall in 2021/22, Welsh Water has announced.
What support is available for business in Wales at the moment?
Businesses classed as non-essential retail, and those in the hospitality, leisure and tourism sectors can apply for help.
Care firm awarded contract for children’s service in Caerphilly
The contract comes on top of an existing agreement between Caerphilly Council and ND Care and Support providing domiciliary care services to adults in Caerphilly and Blaenau Gwent under the Support at Home framework, and with the option for extension by another five years.
Interested in starting your own business? Welsh ICE launches free ‘Press Start’ scheme to help
Co-working space Welsh ICE has launched a new, free ‘crash course’ programme designed to give business founders a January-jump start with everything they need to launch and grow their enterprise.
Gwent Police issue more than 100 fines for Covid-19 breaches – including 15 at a house party
Gwent Police issues more than 100 fines to people breaching coronavirus regulations – including 15 at a house party in Aberbargoed.
Man behind homeless bus project admits assault
A director of a not-for-profit company which converted a double-decker bus into a homeless shelter has been prosecuted for assault.