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24/05/2016

Top Hair and Beauty Stars are announced Over 400 of the Welsh elite hair and beauty professionals gathered at the Mercure Holland House Hotel for a glamorous ceremony to recognise and reward the best in the industry on Sunday May 15. Thousands of nominations were received by the welsh public, who voted for their favourite hair and beauty guru’s. The third annual Welsh Hair & Beauty Awards has become a staple event in the industry calendar, which celebrates the amazing…

24/05/2016

Sustainable transport charity, Sustrans Cymru is transforming part of a road in Cardiff to demonstrate how, with a little creativity and lots of colour, a regular street can be re-modelled to create an inviting space, where people choose to spend their time and children can be free to play safely.  Sustrans Cymru’s first ever ‘parklet’ event, will take place on Tuesday 24th May from 10.30am – 1.00pm and will launch the charity’s new placemaking guide which shows that when designed well, streets have…

24/05/2016

Commenting on a report issued this morning by the Wales Governance Centre, a spokesman for Vote Leave Cymru, has claimed that Wales would be better off after a Vote to Leave. He said: “Reports such as these ignore one crucial fact: there is no such thing as European money. It’s money that hardworking families have paid in taxes, and money which could be better spent locally. “In any case, we do not recognise these projections, and if the UK votes to…

24/05/2016

Base + Barley, a sourdough pizza and craft beer restaurant located on Queen Street, Cardiff, has collaborated with local artist Nathan Wyburn to create a unique Manic Street Preachers portrait made entirely from pizza. With May 2016 marking the 20th anniversary of the Manic Street Preachers’ epic album Everything Must Go, the Base + Barley team wanted to do something to celebrate the success of one of their favourite bands. In the spirit of rock and roll, however, they wanted…

24/05/2016

Brits’ green-fingered efforts wilt in national knowledge crisis wasting millions each year May 2016 – Brits are wasting an estimated £672m per year on their gardens according to new research out today by gardening experts Gardena. The excessive cost is a result of plants dying in the garden – a big problem for over two thirds (65%) of Brits. The research shows that this is due to a lack of basic gardening knowledge in the UK with a fifth simply forgetting…

24/05/2016

After doubling its turnover and appointing two additional directors, amber energy, a leading energy management consultancy and one of Wales’ fastest growing businesses, has been shortlisted for the TELCA Awards 2016. The firm has not only been shortlisted for Small Consultancy of the Year, but director Nick Proctor is also being recognised for his innovation and leadership with Business Person of the Year Award. The Energy Live Consultancy Awards, now in its fourth consecutive year, have become sought after accolades…

24/05/2016

New research marks the launch of first oral health workshops by Action for Children Recent research commissioned to mark the launch of oral health workshops from leading charity Action for Children – Gweithredu dros Blant and its partnership with The Wrigley Company Ltd, has revealed it’s still the simple pleasures in life that make our children smile. The survey of parents and children in Wales reveals that pulling silly faces (46 per cent), reading stories (31 per cent) and playing hide and…

24/05/2016

Britain Has Spirit launched by TV favourite Gabby Logan will award two national winners with £25,000 Britain Has Spirit, a new initiative searching for Britain’s best volunteers has today announced Wales’ shortlist for group nominations now ready for the public vote. This crucial next stage in the campaign will rely on the public to choose their most deserving volunteer heroes and cast their vote across 10 British regions. Wales’ winner of ‘Regional Community Initiative of the Year’ will be awarded…

24/05/2016

People of all ages and abilities across Wales are being invited to join Britain’s biggest summer of tennis. The first of two Great British Tennis Weekends (GBTW) of 2016 takes place on May 14-15 at a variety of locations across Wales. Organised by the Lawn Tennis Association and Tennis Wales, the free events are aimed at encouraging men, women and children of all backgrounds to enjoy playing one of the nation’s most loved sports with friends and family, no matter…