Cardiff
Cardiff
Housing
Property
Great news for Cardiff as first tenants move into The Mill
The first families have begun to move into the groundbreaking new £100m urban development known as ‘The Mill’ in Cardiff. The 102 homes will be completed in the spring of 2019, and offer a mix of rental, affordable rental and private housing. Of the 800 homes to be developed at The Mill, half will be […]
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Cardiff
Health
News
Welsh Government promises £4m investment in eyecare for Wales
Health Secretary, Vaughan Gething, has an announced a £4m investment as part of measures to transform eye care services across Wales. The Secretary made the announcement at the All Wales National Eye Care Conference in Cardiff yesterday and said the investment will transform services to ensure patients are diagnosed and treated more quickly. The full […]
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Awards
Cardiff
HR
North Wales
South Wales
West Wales
Leading Wales HR awards opens for entries
Entries are officially open for the third Wales HR Awards, to be held on 22 March 2019 at the Exchange Hotel in Cardiff and hosted by the BBC’s Sian Lloyd. Created by leading specialist recruiter Acorn and commercial law firm Darwin Gray, the Wales HR Awards is the annual flagship event of the Wales HR […]
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Cardiff
News
Property
South Wales
Vale of Glamorgan
Dinas Powys developer to launch homes 'off plan' to meet local demand
Developer Edenstone Homes are set to launch off plan sales in their new Dinas Powys housing development in order to meet a growing consumer demand. The Woodlands, a brand new development on Cross Common Road, will feature 50 new homes, the first of which will be available to reserve from the end of September. Housing […]
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Cardiff
Law
News
Cardiff IP experts abseil one of UK’s tallest sculptures for charity
Three thrill-seeking intellectual property experts have abseiled 80 metres down one of the UK’s tallest sculptures to generate funds for people with brain injuries. The daring team, from leading intellectual property firm Wynne-Jones IP, have taken on the ArcelorMittal Orbit in Stratford, London. Recognised as the UK’s highest freefall abseil standing at 262 feet high, […]
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Cardiff
Food & Drink
Cardiff Bay Bella Italia relaunches with £175,000 makeover and a 'traditional trattoria' feel
Italian-style chain restaurant Bella Italia has recently re-launched after closing for the summer for a complete makeover. Bella Italia has been at the Red Dragon Centre, Cardiff Bay for 14 years now and has always been popular with visitors. New look venue Feedback so far from diners has been very positive, with guests reporting […]
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Cardiff
Finance
News
Late payment of invoices remains a massive problem for Welsh businesses
The late payment of invoices remains a massive problem for small businesses in Wales and the government should do more to encourage companies to sign up to and apply the prompt payment code, an initiative introduced by the UK government in 2017, which encourages signatories to pay small businesses on time. That is the view of Steve […]
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Cardiff
Manufacturing
News
Welsh Fabricator to Continue Success with Two Project Wins
One of Wales’ leading aluminium fabricators, Dudley’s Aluminium is celebrating after securing two new projects with a combined worth of more than £1million. The first half of 2018 has been successful for Dudley’s Aluminium, which has secured major projects such as Cambridge University’s R&D Campus and the £4million Central Square contract and has invested […]
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Cardiff
Food & Drink
Hospitality
Tech
Cardiff restaurant launches BBQ Babs the chatbot – artificial intelligence to boost its customer service
A restaurant in Cardiff has become the first in Wales to embrace the power of artificial intelligence (AI) – a move that reflects a growing momentum in the hospitality industry to embrace increasingly sophisticated technology in this field. The Smoke Haus – a Wales owned restaurant brand that specialises in slow-cooked barbequed meats – has launched […]
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Cardiff
Food & Drink
HR
Cardiff workers want more flexibility, find researchers
New research released today by McDonald’s UK, reveals that 60% of Cardiff adults want to move away from the traditional 9-5 working patterns, and into jobs that prioritise flexibility and enable them to prioritise commitments outside of work. As one of the largest employers in the UK with a multigenerational workforce of more than 120,000 […]
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