Care organisation wins top award for moving play about dementia

Care organisation wins top award for moving play about dementia

An arts-loving care organisation from North Wales has been honoured with a top award for their partnership with a theatre company in producing a moving play about dementia. More than 5,000 people saw the drama, Ŵy, Chips a Nain (Egg, Chips and Grandma), which was...

Director roles for trio of next generation financial advisers

Director roles for trio of next generation financial advisers

A TRIO of young financial advisers are the next generation to lead a well-respected Wrexham wealth management firm. Ben Gittins, Gwyn Edwards and Tom Hadlow have all been appointed as Directors at Hadlow Edwards Wealth Management Ltd, as part of a long-term strategy...

No deal Brexit would lead to more care home closures in North Wales

No deal Brexit would lead to more care home closures in North Wales

A no deal Brexit would be a “catastrophe” for vulnerable people needing care and lead to more care home closures and the collapse of domiciliary care companies in North Wales, an industry leader has warned. Mario Kreft MBE, the Chair of Care Forum Wales, said that a...

Top pianist swaps Carnegie Hall for St Asaph Cathedral

Top pianist swaps Carnegie Hall for St Asaph Cathedral

A Japanese classical pianist is swapping New York’s Carnegie Hall for St Asaph Cathedral for a performance at this year’s North Wales International Music Festival. Recognised as one of the world’s most acclaimed pianists of her generation Yu Kosuge, who has played in...

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