A Bedwas-based firm that specialises in second-hand aeroplane parts has been named the fastest-growing aerospace and defence company in Europe.
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Continued market access to EU “essential” for Wales
The Welsh Government must continue to call on the UK Government to ensure that preferential market access, free from both tariff and tariff-free barriers, is prioritised in the forthcoming negotiations on the UK’s future relationship with the European Union (EU), an Assembly Committee has said.
Grant support for Blackwood diner
A former banker and a music teacher who both faced redundancy at the same time say their new food business is thriving.
GE Aviation in Nantgarw recognised for its people development
GE Aviation has been crowned a winner at the South Wales Chamber of Commerce Welsh Business Awards.
Widow and son of the man behind Minolis of Machen presented with award in his honour
A moving tribute has been paid to a late ice cream maker from Machen – just as his firm was scooping another top accolade.
Minister for Digital and the Creative Industries meets with bosses of Welsh tech sector
Representatives from across the Welsh tech sector met with the UK Government’s Minister for Digital and the Creative Industries, Margot James, and Wales Office Minister Stuart Andrew recently to discuss the growing industry.
Nothing frightening for Ghost Hair salon based in Oakdale
A new unisex hair salon recently opened its doors in Oakdale and trade is already booming.
EU funding will build new industrial units in Rhymney
Around £1.3 million of European Union funding is to be spent boosting capacity at the Lawns Industrial Estate in Rhymney.
Bon Bon Buddies recruits former Lego executive as sales director
Confectionery firm Bon Bon Buddies has recruited a former Lego marketing executive as its new sales director.Gareth Boldsworth will take charge of the Oakdale company’s UK and international sales teams, working to…
Loan from Development Bank of Wales will fuel Bedwas engineering firm’s growth
Bedwas-based MII Engineering has secured a £400,000 loan from the newly formed Development Bank of Wales.