Archive of: February, 2021

Every day there are many people moving goods by road from Wales into England, but until this week many would not have appreciated just how long such journeys have been taking place.

A new £3.1 million solar farm in Flintshire has now been completed, with 9,000 solar photovoltaic (PV) panels being installed over two brownfield sites.

When oil drum salesman Nathan Pearson took time out for a pandemic lockdown meeting round the barbecue he hit on the idea that has turbo-charged his company - steel drum barbecues.

A church in Mold has launched an appeal for help to raise funds to restore a stunning series of beautiful stained glass windows by one of Wales’s most talented 20th century craftsmen.

A ground-breaking business park built entirely from shipping containers has been launched on Deeside.

Rhyl town council has secured £270,000 of funding to create green infrastructure schemes that aim to transform Rhyl town centre and the surrounding area.

HR Anchor, an HR business based in North Wales that was only set up in January 2020, has gone from strength to strength in the past year.

Plans have been announced to re-brand Wrexham town centre as part of the Welsh Government’s Transforming Towns programme.

The purchase of the third oldest football team in the world by a pair of Hollywood actors is one step closer to completion after exchanging contracts, leaving the deal in the hands of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).