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Signs of more activity in Wesh housing market but economic concerns continue to weigh on short-term sentiment

1 week ago | newsfromwales.co.uk | Lisa Baker

RICS Residential Market Survey Wales – April 2025There were signs of more activity in the Welsh housing market during April, according to the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) Residential Market Survey. But short-term expectations are less positive with global economic concerns continuing to weight on the outlook.
Newport housebuilder launches book swap library inside restored phone box for local community

1 week ago | newsfromwales.co.uk | Lisa Baker

A Newport housebuilder has launched a new book swap library inside a restored phone box at its Caerleon development – and the local community is being invited along to pick up a free book. Residents across Caerleon and surrounding areas are invited to pick up a free book of their choice from Redrow South Wales’ popular Parc Y Coleg development, on Lodge Road.
Rugged Meets Refined: The Evolution of Modern Utility Vehicles

1 week ago | newsfromwales.co.uk | Lisa Baker

Utility vehicles have come a long way from their humble beginnings. Once considered the workhorses of farms, job sites, and remote terrains, these machines were built with one thing in mind: function over form. However, as consumer expectations have evolved, so too has the very nature of what a utility vehicle represents. The modern utility vehicle is no longer just a tool — it’s a statement of performance, comfort, and design.
National Lottery Heritage Fund project completed at award winning railways

1 week ago | newsfromwales.co.uk | Lisa Baker

The Ffestiniog & Welsh Highland Railways (FFWHR) is celebrating the completion of a £5m project thanks to funding from The National Lottery Heritage Fund. Building on the inscription of ‘The Slate Landscape of Northwest Wales World Heritage Site’, of which the railway is part, the Heritage Fund project set out to refresh this anchor attraction in North Wales, which celebrates its 70th anniversary this summer.
Who will be the first Champions League winner at Wrexham?

1 week ago | newsfromwales.co.uk | Lisa Baker

Wrexham have been making a lot of noise in football circles, with no intention on their part to quieten down any time soon. Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney have opened up a window to the world, with the Red Dragons taking flight in spectacular style. History has been made with three successive promotions, allowing the most ambitious of goals to be set. Not only are Hollywood co-owners looking to bring Premier League football to North Wales, they want to see European competition back on the agenda.
Thomas Carroll welcomes five new recruits to its ranks

1 week ago | newsfromwales.co.uk | Lisa Baker

Thomas Carroll, independent insurance, risk, wealth management and insurtech company, has attracted five new executives to its teams in Caerphilly, Hereford and Swansea. Tegan McKernon has joined Thomas Carroll’s Hereford office, after spending seven years at Marsh, as well as working in Pen Underwriting. Nick Owen is working out of Thomas Carroll’s Swansea office as an associate risk advisor. After just over a year at Lloyd and Whyte, Nick has returned to Thomas Carroll Group.
UWTSD Research Highlights Barriers and Opportunities for LGBTQIA+ Inclusion in Outdoor Education

1 week ago | newsfromwales.co.uk | Lisa Baker

Research by The University of Wales Trinity Saint David’s MA Outdoor Education graduate, Indy Wild, published in the Journal of Adventure Learning and Outdoor Education, examines the systemic barriers faced by LGBTQIA+ individuals, particularly trans and non-binary people, in accessing outdoor spaces. It highlights how community-led outdoor groups can foster greater inclusion, social justice, and environmental activism.
7 Mistakes That Make You Waste Frying Oil (and How to Avoid Them)

1 week ago | newsfromwales.co.uk | Lisa Baker

Managing a commercial kitchen involves balancing quality, safety, and cost efficiency. One often-overlooked area that significantly affects profit margins is frying oil usage. Done correctly, you can save Fry-Oil costs in your UK restaurant while maintaining food quality and reducing waste. However, many operations unknowingly drain their resources by mishandling oil. Continue reading to uncover the most common mistakes that lead to frying oil waste—and, more importantly, how to prevent them.
Barcelona’s Revival Under Flick Sparks European Ambitions

1 week ago | newsfromwales.co.uk | Lisa Baker

It wasn’t too long ago that FC Barcelona found themselves adrift from the European elite. Years of financial troubles, managerial instability, and underwhelming performances had dimmed the glow of one of the continent’s most iconic clubs. Now, under the guidance of manager Hansi Flick, Barça are rediscovering their identity and staking a serious claim for European dominance once again.
The Growth of Mobile Entertainment: How Locals Are Embracing New Digital Platforms

2 weeks ago | newsfromwales.co.uk | Lisa Baker

As smartphone capabilities expand and internet connectivity becomes more robust, digital entertainment has transformed from a niche market to a mainstream form of leisure and engagement. Entertainment apps can consume up to 61% of smartphone usage, and users spend an average of 4.4 hours daily on their mobile devices. Mobile devices have become central to how people access entertainment, offering unprecedented convenience and accessibility.