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Many food and drink producers have diversified their offerings recently to remain in business, with some now providing a delivery service to their customers.

There has been a concerted effort across business and skills organisations in North Wales to provide support to people whose jobs have been affected by the Covid-19 outbreak.

The government has announced it will provide Bounce Back Loans of between £2,000 and £50,000 to SME’s in Wales.

2020 would have been the 133rd year of the famous Shrewsbury Flower Show, one of the longest running of its kind

Refuse collectors and council workers on the frontline such as social care staff and teachers have been hailed as the unsung heroes of the coronavirus crisis.

Lock Stock Self Storage is providing Hope Housewith a 40-foot storage container free of charge for a month during one of the charity’s busiest periods for events.

In a time of quite extraordinary circumstances and uncertainty, there is a steady stream of good news about communities helping each other in times of need.

A healthy Asian elephant calf has been born at Chester Zoo after a 22-month gestation - with the birth caught on CCTV!

The unemployment rate in Wales has fallen to a record low, which is thanks to Welsh businesses showing resilience during these uncertain times.

In Shrewsbury, widespread flooding was seen after the River Severn burst its banks, with the town still cleaning up after what has been the worst flooding in the region in 20 years.

Businesses in Wales have shown they are going from strength to strength after their activity growth has achieved a six-month high.

A new one-day expo that aims to promote regional food and drink in North Wales is due to be held at Bangor University in February.

Businesses in North Wales are set to get additional support to help them grow and thrive now that the team who will be heading up North Wales Vision has been announced.

Should you be new to Rhyl, you’ll be eager to explore the town, and discover all the best places for food and drink. Here arse just some of the things you can get up to.

The EU has confirmed finance of £1.25 million will be given to 400 Welsh industry employees to create high-level skills training opportunities.

We are keen to support local businesses in Bangor looking for support following the major fire on the high street in December.

Wrexham Council has unveiled plans to make parking free for all in its council car parks after 2pm in a bid to make the shopping centre more attractive.

In Bangor there are plenty of adventures to be had, it’s certainly not short of places to eat, and it has an ever growing foodie scene. Here’s some of the places of note.

Four leading firms in North Wales have launched a series of free business events to provide advice to other local businesses in the region.

A business based in Chester that makes customised 3D-printed insoles for shoes has launched a crowdfunding campaign to help it take the next steps and roll out its range of pressure-reducing personalised insoles to a wider market.