The Institute’s Oakdale Suite now offers office spaces to freelancers and self-employed workers.
Category: Business
Council leader and chief executive heading to Cannes
Acting as representatives of the Cardiff Capital Region City Deal, they will be joined on the visit with colleagues from Monmouthshire, Cardiff, Rhondda Cynon Taf and Bridgend councils to showcase the £1.2 billion scheme.
Ystrad Mynach paper straw company wins start-up award
Founded in 2017, Ystrad Mynach-based Transcend Packaging Ltd specialises in manufacturing paper straws and has major contracts to supply McDonald’s and other firms.
Caerphilly-based Welsh ICE director named entrepreneur’s champion
Jamie McGowan, Campus Director at the Welsh Innovation Centre for Enterprise has been named the UK Entrepreneurs’ Champion of the year at the NatWest Great British Entrepreneur Awards.
OECD to lead new project to support regional economic development
This new project will see international experts visit Wales and discuss regional economic challenges and opportunities.
Crosskeys steel firm report rise in profit despite uncertainty in market
A steel processing business based in Crosskeys has reported a further boost in its profits since relocating from Cardiff.
Pwllypant roundabout roadworks cost Captiva Spa £200,000 in lost revenue
The owner of Captiva Spa owner, Dr Sarah Bruton, said her business had been able to absorb the loss of revenue and not lose staff by using company reserves.
Caerphilly Business Forum Award winners to be announced next week
The shortlist for the 17th annual Caerphilly Business Forum Awards has been announced with businesses across the county borough and from all sectors of the local economy being recognised for their achievement over the last 12 months.
Two Caerphilly-based firms in public vote for Pitch@Palace
Two Caerphilly-based businesses are in the running for the Royal seal of approval as they take part in the Pitch@Palace scheme.
Creditsafe pays £1m to HMRC under ‘Diverted Profits Tax’
Caerphilly-based credit referencing company Creditsafe has paid Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs almost £1 million after it was served with a ‘Diverted Profits Tax’ charge.