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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.

To help provide for the future skills needs of businesses in & around Chester, a new training and development company has been launched.

Latest figures from the government has shown that four in ten businesses having experienced a technological attack in the last 12 months.

According to reports, Anglesey Council has successfully bid for £4.7 million to revitalise Holyhead, the largest port town in Wales.

Reports suggest that the team behind the North Wales Growth Bid are confident the investment bid will be announced by the end of 2018.

Cotteswold Dairy is just about to celebrate its 80th year in business, first opening its doors on May 1st 1938.

The local council are looking to transform the beautiful Victorian seafront in Rhyl & it’s former Savoy hotel & amusement arcade.

More than half of bosses in North Wales believe having a good grasp of the Welsh language is ‘important’ for their company.

Lock Stock Self-Storage is proud to announce that it’s just been named North Wales Company of the Year at the Wales Business Insider Awards

Base Architecture & Design has just hired Par 2 architectural assistants to support its ambitions to serve clients across the north-west, Wales and Cheshire.

There’s a brand new yoga studio called The Bodhi Tree opening up in Saltney that will feature lots of hot yoga classes.

Chester has always been a popular town centre with shoppers & now due to the recent clean up arranged by the local council, it’s looking even better!

There have been a number of pub closures in North Wales over recent months, so the rise of the micro-pub is bucking the trend.

MP Christ Matheson is backing traders who are trying to stop the council from introducing parking charges on Brook Street in Chester.

Businesses in north Wales have experienced a huge surge in investment over the last year, with £15 million being ploughed into 65 firms across the region in 2017.

One Bangor councillor has decided to tackle polystyrene in Wales, as part of a campaign that started last autumn.

MP Chris Ruane aksked for assistance to help the Rhyl Cut Fishing Association & Lock Stock Storage was only happy to answer.