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GUEST COLUMN:Dave OwenDigital Programme Manager Growing Mid Wales Digital connectivity is no longer a question of convenience for businesses. It is part of the basic operating envi...
GUEST COLUMN:Harry BowenProject managerMWP Building more affordable, low-energy homes in rural Wales depends on demand, good design – and also whether the right manufacturing capac...
GUEST COLUMN:Jon WilliamsProject Support OfficerGrowing Mid Wales Across Mid Wales businesses are investing, expanding and looking for ways to create new opportunities in their co...
CARDIFF — The bells of St Davids Cathedral are ringing, marking the afternoon hour with five clear clangs. The cathedral is stark under the late day sun; a behemoth built in honour...
GUEST COLUMN:Rhian EvansCompany SecretaryModuron Strata Motors The prosperity of rural economies is not only contingent on major infrastructure, important though that is. Access t...
The site is so historic even the outdoor toilet has listed status
It's got layers of history as well as a rather off-putting but incredible discovery embedded into one of the walls
GUEST COLUMN:Nigel Payne DLPresidentConsular Association in Wales Having spent more than two decades serving as Honorary Consul for Slovakia, and now as President of the Consular A...
Sarah Corbett-Winder and her family quit London to move to the village of Berriew, near Welshpool, and there are certain aspects they really don't miss about their old life
A digital infrastructure programme is aiming to strengthen business growth and regional economic development by improving connectivity across parts of Powys and Ceredigion that ris...
A number of businesses across Mid Wales have secured investment through the Mid Wales Commercial Property Investment Fund (MWCPIF), supporting projects that will help strengthen th...
GUEST COLUMN:Gruff VaughanFounder and Co-CEOStorm + Shelter What are the things that would stop your office from functioning in an instant? Fire, flooding, various other Acts Of Go...
GUEST COLUMN:Alex MatthewsGeneral Manager Telemat/ Antur Cymru A business does not always need a complicated piece of technology to make a meaningful operational change. Sometimes...
GUEST COLUMN:Sharon James EvansPrincipal Cardiff and Vale College Wales has a strong foundation to build from. Across our schools, colleges, universities and training providers, we...
Here, you can walk forested trails, explore nearby waterfalls and picnic spots and enjoy an unexpected bonus - a hotel bar with a magnificent view of the lake.
With the support of Growing Mid Wales, the Welsh Government Climate Innovation funded Whole System Research and Innovation for Decarbonisation (WSRID) programme has successfully co...
Tourism businesses, makers and producers from across Mid Wales and alongside the Heart of Wales Line are being invited to take part in a new summer event designed to showcase the v...
Columnist Dylan Jones Evans argues that the Plaid government's plan to create a new development agency must not mistake reorganisation for real and lasting change.
This bank holiday, I swerved the busy beaches in favour of a lakeside spot that my hiking friends had raved about
Ceredigion County Council, working in partnership with Powys County Council, has secured funding through the Welsh Government's Transforming Towns Programme, delivered by the Growi...
A series of events has been unveiled to help attract more visitors to the small Mid Wales town of Llanwrtyd Wells which has developed an international reputation for unusual chall...
GUEST COLUMN:Laura WilliamsConsents DirectorGreen GEN Cymru Two events in quick succession have offered a useful perspective on how closely national and Welsh conversations about i...
After saying goodbye to my old friends I headed to Dublin and another boat, this time to north Wales. Another calm voyage thank goodness. The Irish sea can be wild, as the wreckage...
I have been following the Teifi trail in earnest, and will take it all the way to where it enters the sea at Abertefi. Aber means the mouth of a river, hence names like Aberystwyth...
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