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Author: Richard Gurner
Rugby club has its say over school expansion pitch row
The school expansion plans have not yet been given the go-ahead, but look likely to be passed after they were backed by the council’s education scrutiny committee last year
Healthcare firm set for 49% growth this year
Direct Healthcare Group, which supplies the NHS, has revealed it is on course to see its turnover grow by almost 50% this year.
Aviation company AerFin sets sights on US expansion
A Bedwas-based company that specialises in second-hand aeroplane parts and engines has set its sights on expansion across the Atlantic.
British Gas workers strike outside Caerphilly Castle
British Gas workers displayed their frustration at company bosses at a strike outside Caerphilly Castle earlier today, Friday, March 5.
Business rates holiday in Wales extended for 12 months
The business rates holiday for the retail, leisure and hospitality sectors in Wales will be extended for a further 12 months, the Finance Minister Rebecca Evans has announced.The £380m package provides retail,…
UK Government budget, Welsh Government budget, what does it all mean for us?
We try and unpick what’s relevant from each one.
Further support for Welsh businesses announced
Businesses employing ten staff or more that have been forced to close due to coronavirus restrictions will be entitled to extra financial support, the Welsh Government has announced.
Years 7, 8, and 9 set to return to school before Easter break
Pupils in Years 7, 8, and 9 could be able to return to school classrooms ahead of the Easter break.The Welsh Government is expected to publish full guidance to schools later today.In…
Are police in Gwent getting tougher on coronavirus breaches?
Police in Gwent seem to be taking a harder line when dealing with people who may have breached coronavirus regulations – latest data suggests.