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An independent Welsh chocolatier has secured a listing for two of its products across all 56 ALDI stores in Wales. This comes after the chocolate
25 years and over £100k raised for charity and still going strong! A little celebration video was called for recording memorable milestones and ladies we
The new OVO Foundation Nature Prize is giving funding to schools to help students and their communities connect with nature. Two schools in Wales were winners out
As boxing fans anticipate Jake Paul take on Tommy Fury this Sunday, a brand-new study released by findbettingsites.co.uk reveals which UK cities are the most obsessed with boxing.
Mae cân Yma o Hyd bellach wedi dod yn anthem i dîm pêl-droed Cymru ac yn ail anthem i Gymru. Mae’r Mentrau Iaith wedi bod
The song Yma o Hyd has become an anthem for the Welsh Football team and in a way a second anthem for Wales. The Mentrau
Business confidence in Wales has fallen for the fifth consecutive quarter, as companies navigate fresh economic challenges combined with political instability, a survey of chartered
Chambers Wales South East, South West and Mid hosted an international trade exhibition and dinner to enable Welsh businesses to thrive on the global stage.
PayPal stands strong with 1660% more search volume than its competitors Google Pay rises in the ranks with over 91,000 searches a month Freelancing isn’t
Welsh businesses are the least confident in the UK in their prospects for the coming year, a quarterly survey of chartered accountants has revealed. ICAEW’s
