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The Social Business Wales Awards have honoured a number of social enterprises that have popped up in the north of the country.

The owners of a new business park in Chester are seeking small and medium-sized businesses in the local area to move into the space.

A Cheshire-based document shredding & storage company. have acquired a 60,000 sq ft space on Wrexham Industrial Estate, in an investment worth £1.25 million.

Wrexham Singing Streets takes place in the town centre, with choirs coming together from all over the region to take part in the singing festival.

A Shrewsbury Businessman is to raise money for the Royal British Legion on a 100-mile ride commemorating the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I.

Tom & Ben Wilson are spearheading a community kitchen, which aims to support anyone who is struggling, including those people with financial difficulties.

Carl and Kelly Ball have opened Beer Heroes on Watergate Street in Chester, saying that there plan is to “save the world from bland and boring beer”.

Retailers across the country are doing all they can to retain customers, but one clock shop in Shrewsbury is thriving & now expanding its business online…

With the spotlight being on the retail high street recently, the town centre manager for Mold, has welcomed the addition of new businesses.

You Know Who’s will soon be opening in Rhyl, which will take the place of Store Twenty One in the shopping centre.

John Griffiths Fruit Shops based in Witton Walk first opened in Northwich in 1968 and after 50 years is still going strong!!

If you’re just launching your own enterprise in Wales, it can be difficult to know what sort of finance is available to you. Here’s some helpful information!

Chester businesses are now able to benefit from transporting all their waste & rubbish to a new facility on Bumpers Lane.

Lock Stock Self Storage recently helped St Anthony’s RC Primary School after a storage unit that housed all their games equipment had sprung a leak.

Local businesses in Chester are taking a big step forward in reducing plastic usage & one cafe has introduced it’s own initiative to help out.

It’s been recently announced by the Development Bank of Wales that £20 million could be made available to tech businesses in Wales.

The 5th Wales Festival of Innovation is taking place across Wales from June 16th to June 30th. Take a look at our blog to find out how you can get involved!

Energy secretary, Greg Clark, has announced that the negotiations over the construction of the Wylfa Newydd power plant have started.

The new Wrexham Enterprise Hub has opened as a two-year pilot scheme aiming to assist new companies in finding investment and much more.

According to a financial services provider, the Royal Wedding added £534 million to the country’s economy.