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From a Childhood Ghost Story to a Welsh Fantasy Adventure: P.J. McCoy’s Torn Page Finally Comes to Life
After more than four decades in the making, author P.

Free Wales Butchery Conference to bring industry together in Wrexham
Wales’ butchery industry will carve out new opportunities for skills, collaboration and growth at a landmark national conference this autumn.

‘Rhyl is in a strong position’ as £20m plans move towards delivery following Pride in Place event
Rhyl is well placed to turn its ambitious £20 million vision into action following a major Pride in Place event in Cardiff.

Young engineer overcomes family heartache and academic barriers to reach award final
AN ENGINEERING apprentice who overcame a major academic leap and an incredibly difficult year for her family has been shortlisted for a prestigious regional award.

Four awards fuel organic farm’s beauty range as it targets new products and global growth
Four national beauty awards, an expanding portfolio and a growing network of luxury partnerships are driving the next phase of development for organic skincare brand…

Baby Loss Awareness Week 2026: Elsie’s Moon Invites Families to Come Together for the Wave of Light
Baby Loss Awareness Week runs from 9–15 October 2026, bringing families and communities together to honour babies gone too soon and to raise awareness of…

Manufacturing leader goes back to the classroom to strengthen skills behind 300-strong workforce
A manufacturing leader responsible for more than 300 employees at one of North Wales’s largest production sites completed a business degree with Coleg Cambria to…

Oxford Shakespeare scholar completes literary trilogy
A Shakespeare scholar has completed an acclaimed literary trilogy exploring the life, loves and final months of William Shakespeare in his native Stratford-upon-Avon.

Healthy workforce, stronger business: Cambria expands wellbeing training for employers
Bespoke training is helping employers across the region put staff health and wellbeing first.

Deeside Sixth marks decade of developing talent for universities, business and public service
From medicine and law to engineering, policing and public service, a generation of talent has emerged from a £14.

Great British Menu to Three AA Rosettes: Welsh chef’s stellar year continues
Chef Daniel ap Geraint and his team are celebrating one of their biggest achievements yet after The Gunroom Restaurant at Plas Dinas Country House was…

Organic Estate backs 16,800ft challenge to provide Christmas dinners for veterans
Rhug Estate is once again throwing its support behind a remarkable mountain challenge which will help provide Christmas dinners for homeless and vulnerable veterans across…

Wales planning firm promotes rising talent as affordable housing demand drives hiring push
RISING talents are stepping up at Cadnant Planning as the award-winning consultancy builds on a successful year and expands its presence across Wrexham and Chester.

Education and industry unite to open ‘Pathways to Success’ for young people in North Wales
NORTH WALES’ leading education institutions are joining forces with employers to help young people explore the opportunities available to them across the region.

Businesses urged to prepare for landmark terrorism legislation with new Cambria qualifications
BUSINESSES and organisations across North Wales can prepare for landmark new anti-terrorism legislation with specialist qualifications at Coleg Cambria.

Tiny Tools for Big Feelings celebrates first birthday with New Brighton fundraiser
A North West based organisation dedicated to helping children and families manage anxiety, ADHD and emotional overwhelm is celebrating its first birthday with a special…

From dog grooming to Martyn’s Law: Cambria launches new adult courses
From aesthetics and dog grooming to conversational languages and printmaking, Coleg Cambria has unveiled a diverse new programme of part-time courses for adults this autumn.

From Germany to Wales: international butcher brings generations of tradition to organic estate
A butcher from a family with generations in the trade has joined Rhug Estate, bringing international experience to the North Wales organic food producer.

Coleg Cambria champions skills excellence on UK’s first Vocational Celebration Day
Coleg Cambria joined education providers, employers and training organisations across the UK in championing the achievements of learners as part of the inaugural Vocational Celebration…