A Caerphilly-based yoga studio, which opened a year ago, has already expanded to a second site in South Wales.
Category: Business
Caerphilly business centre, Welsh ICE, set for expansion
Business start-up centre Welsh ICE, based at Caerphilly Business Park and of which Caerphilly Observer is a member, is set to open extra space.
Bedwas refrigeration firm appoints new director
A Bedwas-based refrigeration and air conditioning company has appointed a new director.
Creditsafe hits £35m turnover mark following “strong” 2016
Caerphilly-based credit referencing company Creditsafe has reported turnover of £35.5 million for 2016.Officially registered as Creditsafe Business Solutions, the company, based at Caerphilly Business Park, sells business data for credit check purposes…
Blackwood soft play centre awarded business support grant
A soft play centre near Blackwood is planning to invest in more staff and facilities to meet growing demand, thanks to a Business Support Grant administered jointly by Caerphilly County Borough Council and Tata Steel subsidiary UK Steel Enterprise.
102 jobs to go as building and maintenance firm Contract Services calls in liquidators
Building and maintenance firm Contract Services (South Wales) Ltd has called in liquidators with the loss of 102 jobs.
Apprenticeship programme features over 1,000 new vacancies this summer
Around 1,000 new apprenticeship vacancies for people of all ages across Wales are available this summer.
Caerphilly web developer kick-starts career with apprenticeship
A former IT support worker who left school at 16 and struggled to find his vocation has finally managed to kick-start his career in web development after starting an apprenticeship.
Welsh Secretary to discuss investment relationship with Japan
The UK Government’s Secretary of State for Wales Alun Cairns has travelled to Japan for a series of meetings with businesses to discuss investment in Wales.
GE Aviation lets go of third-year apprentices over plagiarism concerns
GE Aviation Wales, based at Nantgarw, has decided not to employ 12 out of 15 third-year apprentices over concerns of plagiarism, Caerphilly Observer understands.