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Revamped Llandudno Hotel Hosts Free ‘Thank You’ Event For Community

1 week ago | north-wales-business.co.uk | Lisa Baker

The Cae Mor Hotel is celebrating one year of successful trading following a major refurbishment in 2024 – and the public is invited to join the anniversary event. On Saturday, 21st June at 5pm, the 22-bedroom hotel will open its doors to the public for a special anniversary event featuring live music by a saxophonist, and a complimentary drink on arrival.
Road Cyclic maintenance update from Denbighshire County Council

1 week ago | north-wales-business.co.uk | Lisa Baker

Cyclic maintenance work will take place near St Asaph and Rhuddlan at the beginning of June. Work comprising of grass cutting, strimming, litter picking and sweeping will be carried out on the A525 Dual Carriageway between the Talardy Roundabout and Bryn Cwybyr roundabout and on the A547 Abergele Road. All work will take place between 7pm and 6am and will take 3 evenings/nights to complete.
Wales’ First Minister travels to see successful projects in Denbighshire

1 week ago | north-wales-business.co.uk | Lisa Baker

The First Minister of Wales, Eluned Morgan, recently arrived in Denbighshire to visit several projects within the County. Whilst on her visit, the First Minister visited both Rhos Street and Pen Barras schools, the Buttermarket in Denbigh and Greengates farm in St Asaph.
Denbighshire County Council to enforce ban on single use vapes

1 week ago | north-wales-business.co.uk | Lisa Baker

Retailers in Denbighshire are being reminded that from 1 June 2025, the sale and supply of single use vapes (disposable vapes) will be banned in Wales. The Environmental Protection (Single-use Vapes) (Wales) Regulations 2024 will make it a criminal offence to supply or offer to supply (including for free) single use vape products to consumers in Wales, as the law aims to prevent environmental damage caused by the production and incorrect disposal of these products.
Welsh college unveils suite of HE programmes in parnership with UK's largest awarding body

1 week ago | north-wales-business.co.uk | Dawn Jackson

LEADING-EDGE new higher education programmes have been unveiled by Coleg Cambria. The college – based in Deeside, Northop, Llysfasi and Wrexham – launched a raft of courses to begin this September in partnership with Pearson learning group, the UK’s largest awarding body. They include Hospitality, Digital Marketing and Enterprise, and Esports.
Summer celebration of Welsh farming to return bigger and better than ever

1 week ago | north-wales-business.co.uk | Dawn Jackson

A FUN-FILLED family farming event will return bigger and better than ever this summer. Rhug Estate’s popular Open Farm Sunday takes place from 10am to 4pm on June 8. The Estate is preparing to welcome hundreds of visitors for another series of agricultural activities and attractions.
Bangor University Climate Expert Named Among UK’s Top Environmental Leaders

1 week ago | north-wales-business.co.uk | Lisa Baker

A Bangor University academic has been recognised on a national scale for his influential work in climate science, placing North Wales firmly on the map for environmental innovation. Dr Iestyn Woolway, based at Bangor University’s School of Ocean Sciences, has been included in the ENDS Report Power List 2025—a prestigious index of the UK’s 100 most influential environmental professionals.
Lions Tour Selection 2025

1 week ago | north-wales-business.co.uk | Lisa Baker

That time is upon us where the finest rugby players from Britain and Ireland club together to tour the Southern Hemisphere and settle some scores. The SquadThe 2025 British & Irish Lions squad sees a clear shift in power, with Ireland leading selections and Wales at a historic low. Head coach Andy Farrell has prioritised cohesion, leaning on familiar faces and in-form clubs to build a united squad.
New chef and outdoor terrace for popular organic estate restaurant

2 weeks ago | north-wales-business.co.uk | Lisa Baker

A TALENTED new chef and outdoor dining terrace are on the menu at one of North Wales’s most popular landmarks. Café Rhug unveiled a conservatory with glass canopy which is already proving a hit with customers, adding 15 covers to the already bustling venue.
Empowering North Wales Businesses with Scalable IT Solutions

2 weeks ago | north-wales-business.co.uk | Lisa Baker

In the digital economy, businesses across North Wales are recognising the need for robust and scalable IT solutions. Whether operating in manufacturing, tourism, agriculture, or professional services, organisations of all sizes must ensure their technology infrastructure can keep pace with both their ambitions and the rapidly evolving marketplace. The Need for Scalable IT in North WalesNorth Wales is undergoing a digital transformation.