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North Wales Live went to speak to people in Wrexham to find out what they’d like to see as part of plans to reinvigorate their town centre.

Reports suggest there will be 36 parcel postboxes to join the 1,400 or so ones that can be found around the rest of the UK.

A recent report found that SMEs in Wales are 15 per cent more conscious of helping their local area than anywhere else in Britain.

Wales is home to a huge number of small businesses, and one that is taking the country by storm a food festival at a time is Bao Revolution.

The study looked to pinpoint the factors which may affect a business looking to set up in the Bangor area.

We are inviting local business owners to come down on our opening day to say hello and hear about everything we have to offer.

Wrexham Industrial Estate has been given the go-ahead to expand, providing new industrial properties to meet demand from local businesses.

Energy companies have paid £10 million in charges in the last year due to several providers being accused of breaching regulations.

Welsh deputy minister for economy and transport Lee Waters recently revealed £3 million will be put into the Social Business Wales New Start project,

Henllan Bakery has revealed it will open a second bakery on Denbigh’s Colomendy Industrial Estate in January 2020, which will create 20 new jobs in the local area.

The government has shown its support for businesses in Wales by committing a significant £26.2 million to entrepreneurs and start-ups in the country.

A mum from Chester has set up a business teaching others how to sew after the activity helped her cope with her anxiety following the birth of her daughter.

Pure water company Spotless Water, based in Basingstoke, has just held an open day to launch its latest service outlet.

Lock Stock Self Storage is supporting a group of volunteers helping to keep Flintshire’s cycle paths safe & to encourage more people to head out on their bikes

A recent article has revealed Wales has a much higher start-up rate from university graduates than elsewhere in the UK.

Many enterprises & businesses in North Wales have big expansion plans thanks to investments worth millions of pounds.

Julie Roberts grew up in North Wales but moved to Manchester in 2001 but has since moved back and fallen in love with the area again.

Welsh business banking customers will soon be able to take advantage of innovative finance solutions to help them manage cashflow.

The WRC has called on the Welsh government to do more to support businesses owners in order to save the country’s high streets.

Bangor university has decided to leave its contracts for services such as plumbing, building maintenance, electrical and heating services separate.