Lauren Phillips

Welsh port unveils plans for new generation of floating offshore wind farms

The Port of Mostyn wants to develop a new facility in Holywell to manufacture wind turbines

Young people in Wales 'least optimistic' about job prospects

A new survey highlights the impact the cost-of-living crisis is having on young people

Film equipment supplier behind BBC drama Wolf posts strong financial growth

Company Results

Supply 2 Location provides equipment, infrastructure, and logistics support to film studios and TV production companies

Financial backing for ghost hunting venture launched by new mum

Paranormal investigations company, That’s The Spirit, has sold out its first two events at some of Wales’ most haunted locations

Global growth boosts Welsh bakery sales to record £100m

Wrexham-based Jones' Village Bakery has seen turnover rise by 30% following an increase in exports

Plans for natural products research facility in Swansea secures major funding

Swansea University has won over £500,000 from Swansea Council for its Natural Products BioHUB project

Demand for Welsh graduates predicted to soar by 2035 - report

Over 400,000 graduates will be needed in Wales by 2035 in order to fill skills gaps

Rhondda Valley hotel under new ownership

The Heritage Park Hotel in Pontypridd has been sold for an undisclosed sum

The latest appointments, promotions and jobs news from across Wales

New roles include at Glamorgan County Cricket Club, Cardiff Bus, Zip World, Browne Jacobson, and Hodge Bank

Consultation on plans for sustainable aviation fuel plant in Port Talbot launched

A consultation on the 'Project Dragon' factory has been launched by LanzaTech UK

Port of Newport named UK's leading steel port for seventh year in a row

The ABP-operated port saw its exports reach 955,000 in 2022

Bisley becomes sole office furniture supplier for BT in multi-million pound deal

The Newport-based manufacturer will provide staff lockers, storage, media units and furniture to BT's UK hubs

BT offers iconic red phone boxes in Wales for just £1

BT is offering 77 underused kiosks to communities across Wales

New survey shows generational divide in Wales over degrees vs apprenticeships

More parents in Wales think apprenticeships offer greater career prospects for their children than attending university

Work to start on 30-storey apartment tower planned for Cardiff

The £52m build-to-rent tower will feature 272 one- and two-bed apartments

'Children should be taught about world of work from age 3', says Welsh Education Minister

Jeremy Miles said there was an urgent need to strengthen links between local businesses, schools and colleges

Welsh business activity shrinks again in July amid sharp fall in new orders

New orders received by Welsh private sector companies in July declined at their sharpest rate since October 2022

Weaker house sales expected in Wales as supply and demand both fall

The number of potential homebuyers and properties coming onto the market in Wales fell last month

Welsh software firm bought by Danish AI tech venture in £3.9m deal

Wrexham-based Weekly10 has been bought by LMS365

Creditors of north Wales marina in administration facing a £1m-plus shortfall

Insolvency and Administration

Port Dinorwic Marina in Y Felinheli was placed into administration in June and is now up for sale

Report reveals low pay blighting north Wales area

A report by the Bevan Foundation shows low pay and insecure work is exacerbating the cost-of-living crisis for those in Arfon

UK-wide property finance provider moves HQ to Cardiff

Signature Property Finance has decided to relocate its registered offices from Birmingham to the Welsh capital

Funeral directors creates jobs after relocating to former HSBC bank

Cardiff-based Coles Funeral Directors has moved to the former bank on Newport Road

Washout weather drives down retail footfall in Wales

Retail & High Street

Head of WRC Sara Jones called July a "disappointing month for Welsh retail"

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