David Lee

1 month ago | herald.wales | David Lee

TAYLOR WIMPEY South Wales has announced Café 50 as the winner of its £1,000 Community Chest award, recognising the group’s outstanding contribution to the Pontyclun community. Café 50 is a local social centre for people over the age of 50, offering a welcoming space to meet new friends, take part in a range of activities, and enjoy a menu of affordable lunches and light bites. The centre plays a vital role in reducing isolation and building connections amongst the older residents in the area.

1 month ago | herald.wales | David Lee

BARRAT David Wilson Homes South Wales yesterday(20 May) announced the launch of Afon Las, a new housing development in Cardiff, named by pupils from Ysgol Gynradd Groes-wen. Located within Cardiff’s popular ‘Garden City’ development, Plasdŵr, the Barratt site’s Welsh language name translates to ‘blue river’, a nod to the nature and green space surrounding the area.

1 month ago | herald.wales | David Lee

A LEADING Welsh work-based learning company has declared its involvement in the weekend’s Royal Welsh Spring Festival at Llanelwedd a great success. Welshpool-based Cambrian Training Company, which has offices across Wales, welcomed more than 250 visitors on both days of the event to its pavilion on the Royal Welsh Showground. The company attended the event to inform visitors about career opportunities in Wales via apprenticeships and to promote the Welsh hospitality and food and drink industries.

1 month ago | herald.wales | David Lee

A VIBRANT and meaningful piece of artwork, celebrating 200 years of the modern railway, has been unveiled by pupils of Ysgol Y Waun in collaboration with Welsh artist Rhiannon Roberts. The project was made possible through the generous funding from the 3 Counties Connected Community Rail Partnership (CRP) and Transport for Wales as part of their Railway 200 Programme.

1 month ago | herald.wales | David Lee

ON SEPTEMBER 12, Nickie Morris will be setting off for what promises to be the bike ride of a lifetime, taking on the Big Welsh Bike Ride for Tŷ Hafan Children’s Hospice. Here Nickie explains in her own words what’s behind her decision to step out of her comfort zone, challenge herself to ride 200 miles in just three days from Caernarfon to Cardiff this September and raise £2,000 in the process.