South and Mid Wales Chamber of Commerce and Institute of Directors Wales have commented on today’s decision to scrap plans for an M4 Relief Road.
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South Wales Chamber of Commerce is encouraging South Wales businesses to sign-up to become part of the supply chain for the multi-billion Pound Hinkley Point C (HPC) nuclear power station.
One of the UK’s leading insurance brokers has extended its exclusive sponsorship deal with Glamorgan County Cricket Club for another season.
With running season approaching and hundreds of thousands of people in Wales preparing to take part in 10k’s or half marathons, the leading Welsh Hearts charity is calling on novice athletes to have a simple cardiac screening. Backing Welsh Hearts’ campaign is current Miss Wales finalist and keen cheerleader, Ella Turner, who has herself recently undergone a cardiac abnormality test screening.
Plans to develop one of the world’s biggest planetariums in Wales are receiving support from pioneers including The Eden Project’s Sir Tim Smith and will transform the site of the iconic former Tower Colliery in the South Wales Valleys.
Students at Cardiff Metropolitan University have been lending a hand to a project that aims to raise vital funds for charity Mothers of Africa, coinciding with International Women’s Day this Friday (8th March).
Swansea businesses Bionema Ltd and CanDo Laundry Services have been crowned winners at The South Wales Chamber of Commerce Welsh Business Awards 2018.
The winners of The South Wales Chamber of Commerce Welsh Business Awards 2018 have been revealed at a glittering awards ceremony held at City Hall in Cardiff, with businesses from across Wales recognised for their innovation, growth and success.
The Only Kids Aloud Chorus relaunches with open and free auditions running next month, thanks to extended funding from The Hodge Foundation.
The OKA Chorus was initially launched in 2011 to support and reinvigorate the Welsh choral tradition and effect real change in the lives of young people from areas of social deprivation.
A Swansea-based Internet of Things (IoT) company has received a six-figure investment from the Development Bank of Wales to help the business continue its impressive trajectory of international growth.