Bigger voice for smaller businesses
A leading businessman has pledged to give smaller firms a bigger voice in plans to revitalise the Colwyn area. Jeweller Greg Narey was speaking after being elected chairman of the Colwyn Business Improvement District (BID) – the biggest in the UK – which includes Old...
Rocks of ages from Anglesey on show
An exhibition featuring stones from Anglesey that pre-date dinosaurs by 250 million years will form the centrepiece of a unique display. The boulders from the earliest period of the Earth's history have been collected by the talented artist, Manon Awst, and will be...
Mash up of music, poetry and knitting at Pie cafe
Customers can enjoy the life of pie at a cafe with a difference where music, the arts and crafts are now also on the menu. The restaurant, called Pie, in Rhos on Sea does what is says above the door - and much, much more. Pie-lovers can even become a DJ for the night...
PlayStation conductor urges young virtuosos to join him for masterclass
One of the UK's most talented orchestra conductors has launched a search to find young virtuosos from North Wales to follow in his footsteps at a top festival. Robert Guy who founded the NEW Sinfonia orchestra with his brother Jonathan is spearheading the search for...
The mystery of the missing Rubens inspired masterpiece at Soughton Hall Hotel
THE owner of a Downton Abbey-style historic hotel is trying to solve the mystery of a missing masterpiece thought to be have been from the school of the 16th century Dutch artist, Rubens. The giant oil painting once adorned an entire wall in one of the first floor...
New Edinburgh advisor for Wrexham finance firm as part of ambitious expansion plans
A TOP Wrexham finance firm has recruited an Edinburgh-based advisor as part of ambitious expansion plans which reach in to Scotland. Natalie Ferguson, 27, originally from Cumbernauld and now living in Edinburgh, has been recruited by Hadlow Edwards Wealth Management,...
Print is alive and kicking as leaflet delivery firm expands
The biggest tourism leaflet distribution company in North Wales is set to break through the 150,000 million barrier this year - and it's getting even bigger. The operation was established by North Wales Tourism 26 years ago and is confounding doom-mongers by still...
£30m care homes bill is “national scandal”
Angry care home owners in Wales say they're owed over £30 million in unpaid fees because of a legal battle that's been described as a "national scandal". After more than three years of wrangling, the Supreme Court has reached a decision on a dispute between Welsh...
Free fun, face-painting, food and ice-cream up for grabs in Wrexham this summer
Free fun, food, face-painting, ice-cream, treats from a toy shop and even jewellery are all up for grabs in Wrexham this summer. Families heading to the town’s bustling Eagles Meadow shopping centre are promised plenty to keep young ones entertained throughout August....
We’ll take control of the police in Wales
A police boss believes the devolution of policing to Wales is inevitable, saying it's a matter of when not if. According to Arfon Jones, the newly-elected chairman of the All-Wales Policing Group, there was now an unstoppable momentum in favour of the idea. Mr Jones,...
