Shane Ash, 26, won the award after his work helped his company save more than £22,000 in a major project.
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Trinity Fields pupils join police cadet scheme
The scheme will give pupils the chance to learn more about the police through classroom sessions with officers.
Civil parking enforcements ‘broadly successful’, councillors told
Between the start date of April 8 and the end of July, 4,325 penalty charge notices were issued – generating £105,438 in income.
125-home development on site of former council offices backed by cabinet
The “flagship” Chartist Gardens scheme, a collaboration between the council and housing association Pobl, is planned to include 83 affordable homes and ease increasing pressure on the housing waiting list.
23-year-old man jailed for burglary and fraud
Justin Heggie pleaded guilty to one count of burglary and two counts of fraud at Cardiff Crown Court
Council could ban dogs from sports pitches due to fouling
The proposal comes after ongoing concerns over the impact of dog fouling, which can lead to serious illnesses in humans.
Entrepreneurs plant trees around business campus
Welsh ICE is confident of reaching its target of planting 80 trees on its campus.
Pupils and care home residents meet Duchess of Cornwall for poetry event
After the poetry recitals had finished, residents and pupils met the Duchess of Cornwall and enjoyed afternoon tea with her.
Concert marks male voice choir’s 60th anniversary
Aber Valley Male Voice Choir were joined by musical trio Serin for the anniversary concert at Bedwas Workmen’s Hall.
Seven-year-old who saved family from gas poisoning wins Pride of Britain award
Jaydee-Lee Dummett, from Fochriw, has won the Child of Courage Award after noticing the gas leak in her house earlier this year.